UPDATE: Just lost an entire week's worth of work because VideoPad decided not to recognize any of the files I put into making the video. I dunno, I haven't spent too much time with other editing software, so maybe this is something that affects all of them. When I first used VideoPad, it still had some issues like this, but now it seems to have gotten much worse, and it's unfair to people who have paid the 60+ dollars, or however much it is now, for the full version and received a buggy, broken mess of a piece of software. If you're working on a video that's over ten minutes long, better go find something else to do in the meantime. More recently, I've had an issue with the software literally playing through the entire fucking timeline and will ignore all inputs to stop it or to click on anything else until it decides randomly to work again - usually a full thirty seconds later - or it reaches the end of the timeline. Firstly, adding too many elements into the timeline / asset repository will cause the program to become super sluggish to the point of taking multiple seconds to update the changing of text or the repositioning of images / text overlays. Double-click the name of the file to add it to the selected video track in. The file is added to the Collections window. Browse to the image file you want to work with and click the Open button. To apply this effect while working with Video Edit Magic: In the File menu, click Open File.
Every time I've ever used VideoPad, it has had some MAJOR issues. Most video editing software provide pan and zoom effects.
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