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The upload works now! Thanks for all of the help, and I will credit all of you for helping me out.

I'll see how well these changes come out and let you know the results. I hope it works this time!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bF3Qr7NL5IKxgUofkM3rXQz59ArVfQn9lMyfpZSY3e0/edit?usp=sharing

These are my export settings, I hope.

12 hours ago, borate said:

320 X 240 NTSC with H264 codec default settings.  Took about two minutes.

Audio was normalized.  No hitches on the 134Mb result.

I'm not sure exactly how to set this up how you did. If you can explain it to me, that would be much appreciated.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_udwSFnQPuNm5tWlNnbzhKWDg/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_udwSFnQPuX0txUjRPMHZOamM/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_udwSFnQPuSVBPSkVUbk5ENFk/view?usp=sharing

Here are the three video files, in the order of which they appear.

The link is here, for anyone that is willing to try to figure this out. I don't mind sharing this link with everyone, since I'm deleting the document afterwards anyway. Feel free to look through it if you want to find the problem. Thank you all again!

I went through the whole process after clearing the cache files, but it didn't work again. I suspect that this comes from the size of the video, so I think I will try splitting it into two parts and uploading them separately. Thanks for the help and let me know if you have any other suggestions.

I just cleared them now, but it'll take a couple hours to try again. You are a life saver, because I have deadlines to reach with this video, so thank you!

I tested another export on a different video and it worked. The video was about 20 seconds long, but I sent it to the same folder in the same format. 

9 hours ago, borate said:

You might test a deletion of the temp cache files, under OPTIONS|DISK.

I've gone through it again with no success. Do you think you could explain what you mean here, because this could be my problem.

I am currently on the latest version of VideoPad and I actually found the MP4 file location. When I opened it, nothing showed up and it said that the file was 0 kb large. I'm going to let it export again directly to my desktop, which will take a couple hours. Thanks for the input and hopefully this goes well.

I just realized that I misunderstood exactly what I meant when typing this. When I was trying to export the project as a video file, I did choose MP4 and the export started. It would go through the entire process, then fail at the end. 

Gotcha. I'll see if this works tomorrow and I'll get back to you if I need more help. Thank you.

I was working on editing a video to be uploaded to Youtube through Videopad. I have worked with and edited on this software before, but when I tried to convert the vpj file to an mp4 it would load to 100%, then say that the conversion failed. I have gone through the same process 3 times with no positive results. This has actually been my least edited projects of them all. It is a string of 3 clips, all originally mp4, loaded onto the project file. There were no other edits made and the video is being converted at 60 fps and 1080p. The video is about 38 minutes long. If anyone can help with finding the reason why I am having this problem, it would be greatly appreciated!