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Thanks for responding borate. I guess the Mac version is different. The following are screen grabs of what I get. I also went to Gunnar Thalin's page and I see that the deshaker download is for Windows.

I'm trying to stabilize a couple clips I have but I can't seem to find the Video stabilization option. I right click the clip in the media list but it does not appear in the list. I have looked around but can't find the option anywhere. Do I need to download a separate plug in? Thanks in advance for any help. Videopad version 3.05 Mac OS 10.6.8

Thanks Nationalsolo. I tried your first option. I can get a nice fade/overlay transition until it reaches the end of the first clip then it will snap to the second clip and continue the fade in from dark into the second clip. I'll try and play with your second option using a second track. Update-- Option 2 worked perfectly. I actually prefer this method as it's easier for me to see what is going on. On another note, is there a more extensive and in depth "manual" than what comes up under Help > Videopad help that I can download?

Did you mean 'cross fade' in the transition list Dougie? When I use that it fades out to dark and fades in to the next clip. I'm trying to basically lower the opacity of one clip and raise the opacity of the next clip without darkening.

When making a transition between clips is it possible to fade one clip into the next? In Imovie they call it 'Cross dissolve" Thanks in advance Ver 3.05 Mac

Thank you for your responses. Sorry it's taken so long to reply. I just now got to a place with internet access. I ended up processing only a thousand images at a time but things worked out great. Nationalsolo- I had set the default image display time to 0.1 in general settings, but for some reason it would not take. Ended up closing everything and restarting the computer to see if that would help and sure enough when I opened Videopad the new display time settings took. Image numbers-- Thanks for reminding me to keep an eye on the sequences. I use to be a photographer and that was just second nature but I had forgotten about that. Everything was fine in this case with the GoPro file numbers. Funny the things you forget when you haven't done something in a while. All in all I really like this Videopad application for what I have done so far. Thanks again

Thanks for responding borate. Actually there are about 3000 individual images that I need to put together to make a time lapse video. I set my GoPro to take time lapse and it takes individual images that then have to be put together in the timeline and saved as a movie.

Downloaded Videopad and have been playing around with it for a couple days. I was wondering if someone can assist me in the steps for combining multiple images into a time lapse video. Or, perhaps direct me as to where I can find the information. I have searched this forum, the web and the Videopad help but have been unable to find the information. Thanks in advance for any help.