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  1. Ok, thank you for your efforts. I know ffmpeg can do all of it. Its command line parameters are just too complicated.
  2. @borate None of the three suggestions address my questions. Perhaps I have not been clear enough. In my timeline I have cut (split) a very long video at very many points. Now I want to export each sequence between two split marks as a separate sequence. But I don't want to mark each one manually and then export it one-by-one. I want to export all split sequences with one command. Is there a way to do it with Videopad or another nch application? If not, perhaps there is a way to export the split marks as a text or xml file. Then I could write a little batch file that reads this output and feeds the beginnings and endings to ffmpeg to do the job. My other question was if there is a way to automatically split a video on every 3rd sequence of (at least 0.5 seconds) silence.
  3. Hello, I have a very large video file that consists of many 3 sentence dialogs. I want do export each 3 sentence sequence as an own clip. So I have started to put cut marks, see images. I wonder if there is a nch tool or a videopad function that can detect silence automatically and place a cut mark on each third. An then I asked myself, if videopad (or some other app) can take the cut marks from a given file and export each region between two cut marks as an own video sequence? Or would I have to do that manually? Thanks for tips and help! jamacoe https://imgur.com/a/N980MjU
  4. Thanks for the help, guys. This is how I managed to make it work: Instead of using the ‘motion’ effect with parameters Scale 0.33, Base X 60, Base Y 90 I had to use the ‘scale’ effect with the completely different parameters Hor.Ratio 0.08, Vert.Ratio 0.08, X Base 24, Y Base 100 and then I deleted the ‘motion’ effect. So when I use the former ‘motion’ effect, the logo will show correct in the program, but not in the export. When I use the ‘scale’ effect with different parameters instead, the export is ok! But in the program the logo is hardly visible (much too small) and misplaced (like a bit of dirt near the center of the video). Ok, I can live with it, but it seems to me to be a bug.
  5. I have the following problem: I want to add a logo to my video that should be displayed in the right bottom corner. I have set up everything working in the program preview, but when I export the video, the logo is not displayed. This is what I have done: 1. Added the logo as a .png file with background transparency to the ‘image’ tab. 2. Added the logo file as a new video track #3 (Track #2 is a text clip, that is working fine). 3. Configured the ‘motion’ effect of the new track #3: Scale 0.33, Base X 60, Base Y 90. That way, the logo is displayed small in the bottom right corner. 4. Made sure that ‘Show track on output’ in the track’s context menu is checked. Now when displaying the video within NCH VideoPad, the logo is shown correctly. When exporting as .MP4 with default settings, the logo is missing.
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