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A masters edition won't expire. Upgrades should be free of charge for six-months. After that there is a fee to re-register a new version.

Load a file, click the LEVELS button on the toolbar. More help in the WavePad forum

Here's the company's statement... Get it Free. The free audio editor is available for non-commercial use only. WavePad free audio editing software does not expire and includes many of the features of the master’s version. If you are using it at home, you can download the free music editing software here. You can always upgrade to the master’s edition at a later time, which has additional effects and features for the serious sound engineer.

Perhaps the defaults changed. Next export, experiment with the file size options, available via a drop-down menu. The "video quality/bitrate" field. You may be be able to reduce file size without appreciable quality loss.

If you can pin down specifics, file a report. https://www.nch.com.au/software/bug.html?software=VideoPad

Here's a link to the Proxy Editing tutorial.

WavePad integrates well with Videopad. Right-click the audio track and there should be an "edit with WavePad" item. Once the desired result is achieved, if it can be, the saved file can be imported into VP.

Suggest that you check into the WavePad forum. Compression or Auto Gain may be helpful.

A specific URL to your videos would be helpful. But what's really needed is a link to the portable project that you save from the timeline - per "Tips for getting help..." instructions. Have a great vacation!

Peculiar. If possible, post a link to your edited, new project so someone can check it out. If it contains sensitive material you can send me a personal message. Instructions for uploading are detailed in the "Tips For Getting Help..." post near the top of this forum.

Here's one way, no matter how many clips are on the timeline... Split out the segment to be exported. Use the chevron to the right of the SPLIT icon (under the preview window) to select which track is to be affected - otherwise ALL will be split. Select the newly split out segment and press <ctrl-C>. Create a new blank sequence by clicking the + sign to the right of the existing sequence tab (at the left, above the timeline). Place the scrubber (the red line) at the head of the sequence and press <ctrl-V>. Export that sequence.

As for the ease of editing, especially if working with large files, check out the post near the top of this forum: PROXY EDITING. Really smooths things out.

Update to the latest version and this issue should be resolved. In lieu of that see this thread.

Your account mirrors an issue that is being addressed, with the likelihood that it will be repaired shortly. Stay tuned for updates. In the interim, the export may succeed if the project is divided into sequences. A project of that length might be split into 5 or 6 sequences. Then create a final sequence. After clicking the SEQUENCES tab above the bin, place those sequences in order on the timeline. Export this final sequence. Let us know how it goes.

A 64-bit version is in development, to my understanding. The current version runs on 64-bit systems as well. You should be seeing effects in the preview window. Right-click in the window and lower preview resolution. May help. Also try toggling the "use hardware acceleration' item on or off. It's in OPTIONS, under the EDITING tab. To speed editing and minimize preview glitches with large files try the PROXY editing method outlined in the post near the top of this forum.

If you can share a very short file please upload it per instructions in the "Tips for getting help..." post near the top of this forum. Someone will check it out.

Using a recent VP version, two sequences were created. Under FILE the EXPORT ALL SEQUENCES choice is active. It should prompt for each sequence. Some VP interfaces have the file menu as a sub to the 'hamburger' icon (three lines), others list simply FILE at the top-left. What version are you using? The latest is here.

Please again upload the project, but this time complete with graphic animation. We'll delve further.

That link prompts for a Google password. You need to upload a project file to Drive, then make it public (share it). Post THAT link, please. For more info see "Tips for getting help..." near the top of this forum.

Noting the lack of that feature, Nat is right on for his suggestion to split a clip. Though it is not the effect that you have in mind, the speed of effect action (motion, positioning, etc.) is influenced by the distance between keyframes. The closer to one another they are the faster the change. Experiment.

Click the FILE menu and see if there is a registration link there.

Use the animation editor (keyframing). Click HELP (top-right) and read up on how this is done. Also see https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1&amp;q=Videopad+animation

I see now that your version is very old. Consider upgrading. The latest is here. Clips can be viewed in list or thumbnial view. Some elements constructed with earlier versions may not be compatible with the current release.

The clip bin (top-left) is where all imported clips are stored. There are tabs for VIDEO, AUDIO, IMAGES, etc. The lock icon is to the left of every track. Couldn't bring up your screen caps. For help on linking images see "Tips for getting help..." near the top of this forum.

Rostom "Ross" Sipan Bagdasarian would be proud. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmjrTcYMqBM