Guild Wars 2

Heyo people, It’s me, Menace. I have prepared the video for my Apex Predator build, and have revised the build to the best of my abilities, but the kitten Video Pad software is bugged. It won’t let me export my videos. My computer needs to have a checkup soon by a professional, since I am having problem with downloading programs, so before I get that fixed and actually start downloading other softwares, dooes anyone know if you can get a montage and move it to another software?

Like I made a video project with my Video Pad editor, but since it is bugged, I am looking to transfer it to other editing softwares, I don’t want to restart the whole editing part, and I am wondering if you guys know if I can transfer a video I made in an editing software, into another editing software.

It’s been like 2 weeks, and it is getting pretty darn annoying. lol. Plz I need all your suggestions.

I see two options here.

1) Download and use something reliable, even free like Bandicam.

or

2) Call your grandma over to help run you through it.

Yes…?

You can render it in your video pad thing, and drop the video in your new editing software. You’ll lose sone quality, and you cant edit past edits, though.

I have no idea how video pad saves projects (i never even heard of it), but you can maybe see if your new editor can open it. Its unlikely, though :/. Most editors use their own extension.

I record using MSI Afterburner
I edit in MS Movie Maker
I upload to Youtube using MS Movie Maker

Same. MSI afterburner + Movie maker is very easy.

^^^^^^^^
I do the same, works really well. These are two free, easy to use and very functional programs. Afterburner is great – no minimum recording time required and you have flexibility in adjusting the recording quality to comply with your graphics processing capabilities.

Typically I add one more step and run the video through handbrake to shrink it a bit and web optimize.

This is 100% off-topic.

Menace, Alissah gave some great advice there. If you can get the video rendered to a video format (e.g. mpeg, avi, mp4, mov etc), you can easily open it up with Windows Movie Maker (which accepts many formats), finish any edits you want and follow advice others have given from there to get it uploaded.

If your problem is with the rendering and saving to a video file, unfortunately I don’t think there’s much that can be done, outside of finding folks knowledgeable about this Video Pad software.

For future videos, you might consider heeding some of the advice in this thread. There are other free programs (as you found), but try to use only reputable ones.