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Can you renumber tracks with Stamp ID3 If so, how do I do it? Thanks
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When I am splitting file into many pieces I prefer that each created file has Track Number automatically assigned (and which is incremented). Is is possible to do this with WavePad?
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Hi I am making a video, you can think of it as the same style as a trailer for a movie where there are lots of clips in a short time frame. I made most of the video, now I want to go back to the beginning and add some clips. In order to make space I tried to drag all the current clips right-ward, so there is more space at the beginning on the left side. However, when I finally manage to drag the clips right-ward, (most of the time it won't work, it will just snap back to the beginning) then I try to drag the audio right-ward as well, the moment the audio and video matches up they all snap ba -
My goal is to shorten the overall length of a song in MixPad. A song runs for about 3 minutes, but I want it to run for 2. So I decided to increase the playback speed. So far, I have split the music clip and placed them into two different tracks. (I want the beginning to stay the same.) With the split clip selected, I clicked on Playback Speed and increased it. However, the timing does not change as I thought it would. How do I do this?
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Hi I would like to know how to select a clip (or partial clip) and move it to another track on my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 running Kit_Kat. Typically one would long press in an application and proceed from there; however I have not been able to sort this out even after checking the help files. What am I missing here? Thanks Cheers Marty --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans. (John Lennon 1940-1980) --------------------------------------------------------------
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I'm working with a bunch of tracks from different cameras (same scene filmed from different angles) and trying to line them up perfectly. The easiest way to do this seems to be to be to line up the audio from both sources as close as possible, and then the video would be aligned. In other words, if you had two video clips from two cameras that recorded the same event (Joe says "mary had a little lamb"), if you stack the clips in tracks so that the audio matches perfectly, the video therefore matches perfectly. I cannot for the life of me seem to figure out a way to move the clip in a t
