Why moving the clips magnet snaps the clips back to where they were?

[Heigen5]

Hi!

Why moving the clips magnet snaps the clips back to where they were?

I just want to move selected clips forward in the timeline, but when I drag them forward and release my mouse, they magnet snap back where they were.

I use Videopad Pro 5.20

Ok, I found out how by trying stuff out. The magnet snap is a default setting, so holding Alt down while dragging moves the clips without magnet snapping back.

Thanks!

[borate]

Try the latest version.  For licensed users upgrades are free for up to six months from purchase date.  After that, VP will continue to fully function but a fee will be required in order to register the newest.  Retain your old install file and registration info.

If behavior still snaps, and you find that annoying, simply reinstall the new version REPEATEDLY until a gap is created when moving clips, without using <alt>.  This may take a half-dozen or more tries, as slightly different features are randomly implemented when VP is installed.  No need to download again.

[Heigen5]

Hi!

Well I can't upgrade for free as I bought Video Pad many many years ago. I will probably upgrade at some point anyway though.

[Nationalsolo]

Hi

The amount of possible movement, even with Alt pressed is also limited.  i.e. a small movement on the timeline will still snap back. You can move a smaller increment with Alt pressed if you zoom into the timeline first.

Nat