Disagree there Borate - and it looks like you're misleading readers here. Videopad is definitely not for the "Youtube crowd" at all. Using VP versions through v8 and spending cash on it for quite some time hoping to fix bugs, VP is not professional software at all nor is it ever stable. For serious Youtubers, including many professionals relying on revenue and subscribers (I should add), VP is way behind the curve in terms of what it can do. Consider this, hardware acceleration only works with specific hardware, otherwise there's no effect. Each release is the same old same old and playback preview is problematic in VP when other software lets you drop down the preview resolution. And Videopad's effects are getting old and tired. It's really not for the progressive Youtube crowd at all but it may work for its newbies. You get what you pay for and without doubt it's a very good learning tool, but you seem to be defending the indefensible.
