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  1. I've got a solid state drive with limited space C I'd like to have Video Pad installed on D Is this possible? How do I do it?
  2. Thanks, I found a better work around was to trim the clips before hand and save them and then do the transition using the pre-edited clip so I can choose which bits of footage I want to use for the overlap There really needs to be a way to turn this off so that stuff on the cutting room floor remains there and the editor works with the footage it's got.
  3. So, I think I'm having a similar or related problem. I've got a clip where I filmed an object being picked up and taken out of frame. I placed the clip into the time line and the cut out the part where my hand comes into frame and picks up the object, resulting in a sequence where the object is there and then disappears. So far so good. Here comes the problem : when I use the cross-fade transition between the 2 clip (to make the object fade away) the software uses frames with my hand in for the transition, frames that should be on the cutting room floor, I've deleted them, they are not in either of the clips. I've tried both 'Generate Freeze Frames' and 'Move Clips To Overlap' and it seems to make no difference. I know for the case of fading there is a work around, but that won't be the case for all kinds of transitions, so I want to understand ; Why does this happen? Is there a way to stop it happening? Why use parts of a clip I've cut out at all? This is the opposite of editing!
  4. Hi, new user here - I'm having this same problem and it seems some time has passed - Where can I get this fix? Is there a patch I can download?
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