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See this thread.
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Try a reinstall, from here.
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Solved. See the threads below.
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Using 6.10, Mp4 default-settings export had audio here.
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Please see this thread, and follow the upload instructions so someone can check out your project. ZIP all the files that result from clicking on FILE|SAVE AS PORTABLE PROJECT and upload the zip file.
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Share the project, as mentioned above, and someone will test it in the latest version.
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Check the result with the latest VP version. If no change, share the project or a portion thereof... With your project on the time time line, click FILE|SAVE PORTABLE PROJECT. Upload every file that results to DropBox, Google Drive, MS OneDrive or the like. Make the link public and post it here. Someone will check things out. If there are many files, zip them first, then upload the ZIP file.
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While retaining the 5.11 install file, suggest you check out 6.10 - the latest - and see if the problem exists.
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Green FILE tab on toolbar not correct..Fade "f" not working.
borate replied to Nationalsolo's topic in VideoPad
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Odd. Create a simple text file. Even before adding it to the time line, the lettering should be movable by left-clicking and dragging in the preview window. Clear unused cache files, under OPTIONS|DISK tab. If no joy, reinstall Videopad. This, using a beta version that apparently has corrected the problem.
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The options appear to have changed. To insert your URL, type it accurately into the composition window, or click on INSERT OTHER MEDIA}INSERT IMAGE FROM URL. That's how this was done.
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To simply save the file under its existing name, click the SAVE button in the toolbar. The prior save, under that name, will be overwritten. In essence THAT is "Save Project File." If the project has previously been saved, with a title, that name will appear in the Save Project File AS box. If it was never named, it with say "UNTITLED" in the file name box. Change it there. It's good practice to periodically use SAVE AS, incrementing the file name. That way, earlier saves are retained.
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See the 'sticky' post - Tips for getting help - at the top of this forum, for instructions on how to insert an image here. NARRATE is what you want in that version. Yes, there have been many enhancements since 5.01. An upgrade might be in order, but it won't be free - except on a trial basis. Test it. Retain the 5.01 install file, to restore if desired.
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See below.
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What VP version? Using a beta version here, which may slightly differ from yours, the feature works well... Click the red RECORD button and then click OVER VIDEO. A large screen should appear. Click RECORD and your project should play. As it does, record your voice at the appropriate locations. When done, the file will appear in the audio bin and on the time line as another audio track. Handle it as you would any other clip. The voice file will also will be saved to the MUSIC folder on your PC.
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In 6.10 (beta) there's no chevron/arrow next to SAVE PROJECT. That choice opens the file manager. Yes, in 6.10 the 'hamburger' menu offers a number of options, the first of which is FILE. Mouse over that and all the save choices are listed.
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Open the file menu (click the hamburger icon at the top-left) and SAVE AS. Give it a name. The extension shown should be VPJ. ALL the elements used in the project can be saved to a folder with BACKUP PROJECT FILES TO A FOLDER.
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With a desired sequence loaded on the timeline, if SEQUENCE|DUPLICATE is clicked on the toolbar, a new sequence will be created with an audio track displayed.
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Two suggestions... 1. Delete unused cache files, under OPTIONS|DISK tab. Then try exporting once again. 2. Instead of exporting directly to YouTube, export as a YouTube-friendly video file, (choose from the PRESET dropdown options), then use their uploader.
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Consider simply placing the new clip on the next higher track. It can then be positioned as desired. But keep in mind that higher tracks overlay lower tracks, so the new clip will obscure what's on the track just beneath it. Once positioned, the new clip can be dragged down into the lower track. While holding down the mouse button, slide the clip: multiple arrows will appear, to show precisely where it will insert. Make a mistake? Press <ctrl-Z>.
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A variation... Place the pointer somewhere in sequence 1 and press <ctrl-A> <ctrl-C> to copy all. Click the + sign to the right of the sequence 1 tab or use SEQUENCE|NEW as Nat described. In the blank sequence 2, click in the timeline, then press <ctrl-V> to paste. The audio track will be visible.
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Yes, the PLACE options. Still, it would be handy to have the dropdown also available on a right-click of a media bin clip, where the pointer is already positioned.
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Yes, the reinstatement of that option would be welcomed.
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Don't have a Mac here. But, yes, if you see an option to delete cache files, try that.
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CLEAR UNUSED CACHE FILES, under OPTIONS|DISK and try again. If no joy, with your project on the time time line click FILE|SAVE PORTABLE PROJECT. Upload every file that results to DropBox, Google Drive, MS OneDrive or the like. Make the link public and post it here. Someone will check things out. If there are many files, zip them first, then upload the ZIP file.