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First video went fine. Second video I made not so much. I added a gif with a transparent background and it looks fine in the editor but when I export it the gif is inside a white square. I tried googling the issue but I could find anyone with my exact problem. This is what im getting out but if you look at a few other videos on my channel I used vp and gifs and never had this issue. Please help! I'm now a day behind and my sponsor is very strick about dates. Here's this, thank you so so much for any help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHizVq4IITQ&ab_channel=LiLPokeGirl

Converting a 7-sec, 634 KB MP4 yields a GIF of 26 MB!!!!!! How to get Prism to generate a GIF of a reasonable file size? Thank you very much! ..Bill..

Hi NCH Is their a bug in videos exported as .gif ?? Just noticed while checking out a forum thread that although individual frames of an animation exported as a .gif play OK and so produce the animated movement required, they do not delete the previous frame of the sequence as they should. Each frame is therefore retained. As any background transparency is also retained, an object set up to move across the screen leaves a trail. This does not happen in VP only in the exported clip . ...... e.g. This is a screenshot of an exported .gif clip. A football with a transparent background is animated to bounce off the top of the screen... In VP this played OK. (This is the exported clip played using Irfanview) Initially I thought this might be a fault of the player. The fault however seems to be in the VP rendering process and not the subsequent viewer used as when the exported clip was reloaded back into VP the trails were still present....... Can this be fxed??? i.e. During export of .gif clips previous frames are deleted before the next is frame is rendered. Nat

Hello. I'm new to Video Pad, and am pleased so far. I occasionally use looping gifs in my videos, and I'm disappointed to learn that none of them seem to be working. Am I doing something wrong? Is the .gif format not supported by the software? Do I need a specific codec to make these run? Sorry if the question is redundant, but I searched through the forums/tutorials/FAQ and couldn't find any information about this. Any help is appreciated - thanks!

I made a short video and wanted to have an animated gif of it. So I chose "export", "save to file" and then "gif" as file format. It makes a gif file on my computer, but no programm can open the file, always saying "the file is broken" or something like this. Is it even possible to make animated gifs out of videos with Video Pad Video Editor? Am I doing something wrong? Does someone know?