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Hello everybody. I am new to VideoPad and this forum. After some playing around with the free edition I was so happy I decided to buy the professional edition (without premium support though). However, after making my first video project I found the program is unable to export the video at a higher setting than 720p/30fps. When I try 1080p/1440p one of three things happens: After about 1% processing it jumps to 100% and the export queue shows a green 'complete' message. The exported video is about 1 second long. Obviously it's not complete. After about 1% processing the export queue shows a red 'failed' message. The export video is broken (cannot render) and very small in file-size. The same thing happens as mentioned in 1 except that I get a messagebox saying VideoPad has crashed. I get the option to report a bug (which I did) or click no. In either case the application abruptly exists after. I have imported 6 source files (mp4) which are 1.2GB in size altogether. These are CS:GO recordings made with NVIDIA ShadowPlay with the following settings: Recording in-game resolution (1440p) / 60fps / 60mbps / H.264. One of the files is the main video file from which I use 45 seconds and the audio. It is cut up in several scenes. Some scenes are running at 400/800% speed. The other 5 video files I use as overlay tracks (scale + position effects to put them in the bottom left/right corner) with simple fadein/fadeout. I have removed the audio tracks for these clips in the timeline. Event Viewer shows this Warning several times: The NVIDIA OpenGL driver has encountered an out of memory error. This application might behave inconsistently and fail. However, it does not always occur exactly around the time the export fails. I have used TechPowerUp GPU-Z to monitor the GPU's memory usage which goes up to about 1GB (out of 4GB) right before VideoPad stops/crashes. So I doubt it has to do with the out of memory error from NVIDIA. Furthermore I have tried: closing applications to preserve system memory. During the export video process about 8.2GB out of 16GB system memory is used (and then the process stops/crashes). VideoPad's memory usage goes from 280MB to 3.2GB and back to 280mb when processing stops. So, memory availability doesn't seem to be the problem. different file formats (avi, mkv, mp4) and different resolution/fps settings (combinations of 1080p/1440p and 30/60fps) disabled ShadowPlay before even starting up VideoPad. Also didn't make a difference. using different disks for input, output and the Temp directory. I think my system is well up to the task: The samsung ssd 830 has the fixed firmware and this is my C drive The 4 hitachi drives are in raid 10 setup and this is my D drive The revodrive is actually 120GB (it is raid 0 internally) and this is my E drive My Windows installation is about 2 years old (don't remember exactly) but I think I upgraded from Windows 8 to 8.1 and then to 10. I would like to do a clean install some time but I also use this system for work and I have not yet found a good moment to do this. I am using the latest NVIDIA drivers/software. I have searched the forums and the most similar issue I found was this one: http://nch.invisionz..._+export +crash Although this should've been resolved in the latest version (I am using 4.22 Professional) the topic seems to have similarities to my issue. If you need any further information or log files etc please let me know. Thank you for your time.

Hello everyone. This is Gabriel from Brazil, I've used Videpad Editor since about an year ago and I'm very pleased with it, haven't had any major problem until now. A week ago I started recording 1080p60fps videos and, after I edit them and export, the file exported has a pretty good quality but it doesn't maintain 60fps at some points. Every 20 seconds or so, the framerate decreases a lot, you can notice if even if you're not an expert. Any help of what might be happening? My setting are correct, 1080p, 60fps, Constante Framerate and 15.5 compression. Thanks a lot.

Hi! I've been using this program for a while and liking it a lot! I'm doing game capture and editing it with VideoPad. I used to do 30fps and everything worked out quite well. However, I've now switched to 60fps capture card and also exporting it to 1080p 60fps from VideoPad. What I've noticed it that around every ten seconds the video looks like it's 30fps. This effect last for a couple of seconds each time. When I look at the original video, it's all smooth 6ofps all the time, so this must be happening during the export. My export settings are: Custom .mp4 1920x1080 - YouTube 1080p 60.00 Constant frame rate is checked. Encoder options: H264 10.0 AAC 320 What could be the cause of the lagging?