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Can I get Videopad for free if I sponsor it right when I get 1k subscribers? I'm working on videos now and I wonder if I can use it forever by sponsor it if I get 1k subs I'm gonna work hard! Can I use demo version on yt even if it has ads with videopad if I put it in the description? I haven't done it yet.

Hi, I am a very small youtuber that is light years from monetization. Could I use the free version to make videos that are not monetized, and when and if I get monetized, buy the pro version, and then monetize the older videos made with the free version? Or would I have to delete the old ones? Thank you.

I had a Macbook laptop, but then switched to a windows pc, and I have no idea how to transfer over my purchased license. I bought VideoPad on my Mac, and I need it on my pc. Please help!

Hello, I have a small channel on Youtube that makes me earn very few dollars every month and I can't afford to buy the software (I might be able in the future idk). I was looking for a free video editor to edit my videos before uploading them to youtube so I came across VideoPad. After downloading, I found out that it's Non-commercial home use only. Does that mean that I can't use the free version for youtube? If yes, can I contact anyone from your team to get a special permission or something like that? Thank you,

Hello, I have purchased videopad on my home desktop over 3 years ago, and I just recently purchased a laptop that I was hoping I wouldn't have to rebuy videopad on. I copied the NHC software files onto my laptop VIA USB stick, and it booted up but I noticed it said non-commercial use only and it appears to be only a demo or, the free version. I understand piracy is a big issue, however I wondered if there was anyway that I could confirm that I will delete it on the desktop and transfer the licensed version to my laptop. I would have no issue with not being able to use it on my desktop as long as I can get a licensed version on my laptop. Help me please!

First off let me just say: I purchased and have been happily using VideoPad 3.79. I really like the program, and I'm glad there's a relatively cheap, powerful alternative to the big-name programs out there. As I've used it, naturally I've found a few bugs. I tried submitting a bug report today, and I got this message: Great! There's a new version! So I (thankfully) backed up my old installation as the installer told me to, and installed the new version only to find that my license key is not compatible. Okay... I'll just upgrade... This is the upgrade price. WOW. I'm a programmer and software developer myself, and I know it takes money to make programs like this, but it's 2015, and we live in the age of free updates. I'm pretty understanding, but this is almost as much as I originally paid for the software. That's ridiculous. So I guess I have a couple grievances. 1. The message after you submit a bug report prompting you to upgrade is incredibly misleading. It makes it sound like there is no charge for upgrading, and users could accidentally upgrade without making a backup only to find that their license key is incompatible. 2. The upgrade price is ludicrously high. I think the average user (myself included) would be willing to pay anywhere from $0 to $20 for an upgrade, if the original software cost $70. $20 is even stretching it a little. 3. I might be okay with dropping $50 on an upgrade if I knew what was new or fixed. There appears to be no official changelog anywhere. What's new? Which bugs have been fixed? Has the bug I wanted to report been fixed? Who knows. Sorry for the rant, but this "upgrade price" will cause me to not upgrade for a very, very, very long time. Why should I upgrade when it costs an arm and a leg and I don't even know what's changed? I could be paying for a minor update for all I know. I have been recommending VideoPad to my friends, but I might not anymore.

I bought Wavepad in March 2014. I had to reformat the computer and now I am installing it again. The key that was given to me does not work on the latest version that I downloaded. That's a big surprise. I am good with the old version that was prevalent in March 2014. I can't figure out a way to get my hands on it. Please suggest. Regards, Amol

Hello, First of all let me say that the product works fine for the most part. The issue I am having seems to be due to the licensing being user based. A little back ground, I have one user that uses two identical Windows 7 x64 machines that are on a domain with redirected folders and roaming profiles. I've purchased licenses for both the computers. The problem is that the license will drop out of one of the installs of Express Scribe on one of the computers. When I installed it initially, I installed it on the user's account with one of the licenses and used my other license on the other computer. Since then I've tried using the same license on both computer, the thought being that the roaming profiles was messing it up. In both instances I can install and license the software, and it will survive multiple reboots during testing. But in every case, next morning I get a call from the customer saying that the it's not licensed. I've tried contacting support but so far the advice has been limited to purchasing a site license. Perhaps if I had more then 1 user this would be a viable solution. Thanks in advance Bryan

Before Debut 1.70 beta, the free vision can use under non-commercial use, but when upgrade to 1.70 beta, non-commercial use is no longer exist !!! Could still use the old License Policy for Education ?