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Mostly. But there have to be a few differences, just due to the formats. Thanks.

Thanks. I think you may be referring to the desktop version rather than the Android version. As I mentioned, there is only one decimal place for the still image duration. Inputting anything other than a single decimal place means none of the other digits are visible. That's why I asked if any more digits are used or tossed out. There is no shift key on a tablet. Well, there can be if you have the virtual keyboard open but that wouldn't be the case here. You can add an entire folder of images to the media window but then, as far as I can determine, you have to drag each one to the timeline indvidually. Not sure there is a 'storyboard mode' on the Android mobile app. Well aware of the numbering issue, thanks.

I'm working with the Android version of VideoPad. In the options, there is a setting for the still image duration. There is only one decimal place of accuracy showing. If I want to create a timelapse video from still images and I want a framerate of 24fps, the duration of each still is .0146 seconds. Even though there is only one decimal place showing, if I input .0146 will that figure be properly used in setting up the clip? Timelapse clips are made up of hundreds or thousands of still images. Is there a way to 'select all' when adding media to the project, rather than having to tap on each image individually? Is there a way to select and drag multiple images from the media window to the timeline rather than having to drag each one down individually? Also, what are the differences between the free and paid versions of the Android app? Thanks.