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  1. Tnx a lot for your answer & solution. Both parts of your answer do work, though I'll have to get used to enter 'apply' before changing (quite opposite compared to 6.10). And thanks to your post I discovered the separate subtitle-cursor, hidden in the left corner, which, when discovered, is not very difficult to use. So problems solved, though alltogether I do not really understand this 'change of logics' at NCH/ Videopad.
  2. Having worked with Videopad 6.10 from 2018 (still functioning flawless in 2023), I decided it was about time to upgrade to version 13.50, and enjoy all new features. But quite a disappointing experience was that the often used subtitle-function in my case seems to have become troublesome: I am used to add new subtitles straight on the right position in the video while editing. For example: when in version 6.10 the cursor points at 03:00.234 a newly added subtitle positions at exact that location. In version 13.50 however it seems to place added subtitles by default at the start of the video. Or you have to manipulate a lot between the video-editor and subtitle window to get it on the right position. Quite time consuming and frustrating... I often change position, colours and size of specific subtitles within the same video. Though only applying it to 'selected subtitle', very often the specific colour etc. automatically spreads its wings to all subtitles (though I really choose to apply it to the 'selected' subtitle only...). What can I do about this (except for returning to good old 6.10)?
  3. Based on Nationalsolo's workaround, I managed to do the job quite simply by a) grouping the selected clips, b) select them - with only one left-click and c) performing the video effects (crop, scale etc.) from the top menu. Without any extra actions (or questions like 'apply to all selected clips' ) it worked well on all grouped clips...
  4. Tnx, I did find quite the same workaround myself (and it did well).
  5. I just installed version 6.10 (on a Windows 8.1-machine). My old version of VideoPad Professional worked pretty fine, but version 6.10 seems to generate a problem with its 'video-effects' -function (scale, crop, resize etc.). The command 'apply to alle selected clips' does not do its job properly...When trying to make it work on two separate (but successive and closely related) clips, it only changes one of them. Despite answering the question ('apply to all') correctly. What am I doing wrong?
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