i have never had to convert them before because when you drag the clips into video pad editor it automaticaly converts them to the right format... but ill give it a try. convrt to what format tho?Originally Posted by Ladd279
i have never had to convert them before because when you drag the clips into video pad editor it automaticaly converts them to the right format... but ill give it a try. convrt to what format tho?
NOPE. i just tried converting a clip to all possible formats...they still arent working!!!still blury wtf
did you upload in high resolution?
take a look at the clip you downloaded on a video player to see if the quality is the same as it is when you inport them into video pad
they are flv default. but wen i drag them into vidpad it says converting but doesnt say to what...
have you actually exported the clips FROM videopad.....
maybe its just videopads viewer thats giving you shitty quality
render it out, and see what it looks like
yes, i havent done anything different than i usually do, but i havent tried editing in like 5+months...its weird when it bring the clip into videopad, it converts like normal, then when i go to play the clip it wont play, and the bottom half of the pictur is blury...
maybe your videopad preview settings are set to lowest or something
nahh cuz ive tried messn w the settings and plus its doin the same thing in Movie Maker soo... i might try to find another editing program and if it stiil dont work ill know the problem is w the clips.
true true thats weird, videopad is known to have shitty playback, but WMM should be all good
Well it's an easy thing to get frustrated about when dealing with computers
but you can't let it get to you.
Things stop working randomly, it just happens.
You need to do a process of elimination with these type of issues.
So you convert the files and they still have an issue playing in videopad
The clips DO play on the website I assume as you had not mentioned an issue there.
So that's a good thing.. more than likely not an issue with your computer.
You might try uninstalling and reinstalling Videopad editor
Personally I hate that editor.
You might consider a new one all together, how you get it is up to you.
I have not had a good experience using that one personally.
Sony Vegas is what I use on windows. On linux I used KdenLive.
You can actually use a USB Drive to install an instance of Linux and use Kdenlive
all on a bootable image, everytime you boot up your usb you will be in the linux operating system.
I would not suggest this method right off the back but it's something people should know about.
If you are unable to get anything else working kdenlive is basically a Sony Vegas for Linux Operating systems.
Video here, if all else fails: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ohKkEK280w
Last edited by Antwan; 11-26-2012 at 01:52 PM.
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