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You're close.  In Google Drive, right-click the project file and SHARE.  Then click GET A SHARABLE LINK.  Copy the link and paste it here.

Cannot duplicate that here.  What font, what size, what color?  Outline?  Shadow?

No problem posting your link, but make it public (share it) on Google.

Link to the project, not the exported result, and indicate here just what you attempted (speed %, or other operations) that did not work.

To upload the project follow these instructions...   http://nch.invisionzone.com/topic/23659-tips-for-getting-help-on-this-forum/

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You are really helping me out and I hope I'm not abusing the privilege.

That's the purpose of this forum - users sharing.

After export, the audio and video won't be linked in the sense that your original clip had audio married to video, but they will be just as they were when viewed on the timeline.

Assuming that there is but one clip in the sequence, slow it by right-clicking it on the timeline.  Then CHANGE CLIP SPEED.  Tested a decrease of 15% here and it worked fine.

http://nch.invisionzone.com/topic/26618-amplify-has-no-effect/?tab=comments#comment-67840

Correct.  Unlink the original audio and mute or delete it.

Drop the new audio onto an audio track.

If the sync isn't quite right, drag the video or audio track to the right to line it up.

If your procedure is being followed accurately here, the problem isn't evident.  However, the developers are actively working on improving the speed effect.

Dropped the clip to the timeline.  Split it.  Sped up the latter half.  Only that half was affected.

There is a six-month window for free upgrades.  There's no expiration on the version that your purchased.  You may be able to install and register a later version - released within the window - but that's not necessary.

Reinstall your original version and input the code.  The installer should be located in "C:\Program Files (x86)\NCH Software\VideoPad".

If you cannot locate it, post again with the version #.

Precisely.  11/10/2014  1.52MB

Two H264 (mp4) encodings were tested.

You could install the MPC player, which handles most file types  https://mpc-hc.org/

The VLC player is also popular.  http://tinyurl.com/y47dq4oj

As for WMP issues, check into the Microsoft WMP forum. http://tinyurl.com/y3xc2q2k

Hints that the MED800X3D doesn't play nicely with VP's H264 encoder.  But at least you have a workaround.

Downloaded your file and played it with both Windows Media Player and MPC-HC.  No problems with either.  Apparently there is nothing wrong with the VP export.

No play limit.  You are exporting as a DVD Movie Disk ... or are you exporting as a Data Disk?  What VP version?  Here's the latest.

Upload the project (not the export) and someone will check it out.  Here's how...  http://nch.invisionzone.com/topic/23659-tips-for-getting-help-on-this-forum/

Upload your exported file - or the project (per the above instruction) - and someone will take a look.

In the export dialog box, be sure that Save to Folder specified exists.  For example...

Update to the latest version, while retaining your original install file.  Fixes have been implemented.

If no joy, follow this procedure to upload (share) your project files for review.

No play issue on the PC at the settings you specified.  But, of course, it cannot be tested here on your standalone player.  That said, using those same settings the video file was burned to a CD and looked fine on a 51" screen driven by a Blu-Ray standalone player.

Suggest that you instead output an H264, Mp4 at 60fps variable, 1920 x 1080  which most closely matches the source file.  You might also export try 30fps constant or 60fps constant.

Report your results here.

Some export formats may still be available for you in the trial version.  But no need to export in order for someone to run your project.

Whatever is on the timeline - THAT'S the project.  Follow the instructions above and someone will test it by exporting at your specified 1280x720, 29.97 fps, H264 settings.

Suggest also that you test export using the latest version of VP.  Many improvements/fixes have been made since v5.x.  Retain the install file of your current version.

Let's see your project (not the export).  Instructions - http://nch.invisionzone.com/topic/23659-tips-for-getting-help-on-this-forum/      Be sure to share it, then paste the link here.

Load your project onto the timeline.

Click FILE|SAVE AS PORTABLE PROJECT (to a convenient folder on the PC)

Upload the resultant folder or all its files to a free server, such as Microsoft OneDrive.  http://onedrive.com. Create an account if you do not already have one.

Once the file  thumbnail shows a green check mark,  right-click the file and click SHARE A ONEDRIVE LINK.

Paste that link here.

If there are to be video clips that have unwanted audio, right-click them on the timeline and UNLINK.  Then delete the audio clips.

In the example below an song has been placed on the audio track.  The track can be locked with the lock icon at its left.  Once that's done, no video edits will affect it.

Note the three video clips on track one.  Because there are gaps between them, each has an f symbol and an X symbol.  To fade in a clip, click the f and set the duration.  To fade it out, click the X, choose FADE and set duration.

If the clips are contiguous (no gaps), only the first will have an f, to fade it in.  For subsequent clips, use the X and choose FADE, CROSSFADE or another transition.

If the video clips are to be seen over a background, place the background material on track 1.  If fades are desired, the inserted clips on track two can be handled as described above.  Wherever they are placed on track two, they will be seen in place of the background or, in the case of text, superimposed because higher tracks overlay (take precedence) over lower tracks.  Check out the many VP tutorials here.

Right after export.  What was the export format and resolution?

Please share your failed project, per the earlier linked instructions (Tips for Getting Help on this forum - sticky at the top of the page) and someone will take a look.

Lay down the audio track, then lock it by clicking the lock symbol to the left of its track.

Then do the video editing.  The audio will be undisturbed.  Does that work for you?