VideoPad Show and Tell

Hugh-AR

Hi!

I have done a step by step explanation of using VideoPad for creating a backdrop to a piece of music a friend of mine has played on his keyboard. The topic is called VideoPad Project with Ken Hall. You can go to my Forum directly and read what I have said by clicking this LINK:

http://www.tierce-de-picardie.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=472&t=11367

The final video I have created I have uploaded to YouTube so if you want to see the final result of my efforts, click this YouTube LINK:

https://youtu.be/bFLHqo2hYoQ

I have also put up a 'general' explanation of using VideoPad. I did this as a 'hands on' thing just after I had bought VideoPad and was experimenting with it. Again, what I do is to create a backdrop to music played on keyboards by friends of mine in my Forum. This Topic is called Video Pad from NCH Software. This is the LINK to read about this:

http://www.tierce-de-picardie.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=472&t=9342

Several Members of my Forum have got 'hooked' on putting videos to their music, using either VideoPad or PhotoStage Slide Show (both NCH Software products). To have a browse through their efforts, click the LINK below. The topic is called Music with Movies.

http://www.tierce-de-picardie.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=474

Hugh-AR (Hugh Wallington)

Lancelot_Chan

some night scenes were so like Hong Kong. 😃

ok, i have confirmed that the night scene is hong kong indeed. im facing the same scene right now to confirm.

Alan_Hodkinson

Been using VideoPad a few weeks now, this was my first Project then https://youtu.be/rOLYaw57G4Y , and this one was an old project from another Editing software that I put into VideoPad to zoom into it more , and I was very pleased with the result https://youtu.be/YUxD6wgiP2k

Lancelot_Chan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNdfRkPlAvM

My students vs Hong Kong Armor Club's sparring team.

Alan_Hodkinson

Just made this vid in VideoPad with clips from 2019 https://youtu.be/gVokLiFXa2Y

Lancelot_Chan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXYg0O81Z-A
Test cutting with slow motion.

Alan_Hodkinson

Lancelot Chan wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXYg0O81Z-A
Test cutting with slow motion.

They must have been a hell of a lethal weapon

Lancelot_Chan

Alan Hodkinson wrote:

They must have been a hell of a lethal weapon

Thanks for watching!!

Lancelot_Chan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTiArHWBirc
The most complex project I've made so far. I guess I won't make any that's more complex than this.

HEC

This is possibly the most elaborate video I've ever done using VideoPad, made 2 years ago, to promote a 4-session course on the major cities of Italy:
https://www.ergo-travel.com/APICS/GreatArtCities-promo.mp4

Do let me know what you think of this!

I hardly make videos but when I do it's mostly as simple ads for social media to promote my travel business, such as this one: https://www.ergo-travel.com/TEMP/FB_ad2306-test3(30fps).mp4

Most are compilations of animated still images with overlaid text.

ROUS

Our channel just gained subscriber 2,500. All 84 episodes were edited using VideoPad. Here's our latest.

The Turtles of Grand Cayman

nzot

Made a stick figure animation for a song using Pivot Animator and Videopad. Best parts are the guitar solo and the drumstick throw.
Rachael (The Happy Song) - A Stick Figure Music Video

ROUS

I've got to give NCH big kudos for its Auto-Levels function. Much of my video editing involves underwater footage and this kind of video requires a lot of color/exposure correction. While the expensive editing suites provide lots of tools for doing this, VideoPad has this secret weapon--AutoLevels. I'm not sure what's going on in that black box, but it does a pretty remarkable job in turning raw underwater clips into something pretty polished. In the video below, I'm guessing 90% of the color/balance work was done auto-magically by Auto-Levels. This function saves me a ton of work.

Diving Puerto Galera in the Philippines

Native_Stew

Excellent vids.

ID10T

I use VideoPad to create videos of my kids playing their musical instruments. I also use Videopad to create YouTube Thumbnails. I'm very happy with the program - it seems to be a very intuitive program, and while I only use a fraction of the facilities in the software, it gives me room to improve the more I use it.