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Nch video editor watermark
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  1. #NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK HOW TO#
  2. #NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK MP4#
  3. #NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK INSTALL#
  4. #NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK REGISTRATION#

In clip preview panel drag points to change the size of the logo. To change the size of the logo click on the effects option on the clip or on home tab click on video effects and click on the scale option. To add logo click on the image in the images bin which you want to use as a logo or watermark and drag and drop it above the picture or the video on the sequence.

#NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK REGISTRATION#

Retain registration info.First add video on the sequence. The latest can always be test driven, unlicensed, to check out features and quirks. Stick with a version if it performs well. Licensed upgrades are free for six-months from purchase date and never expire. Overall NCH policy seems generous, considering that basic editing can be had for free, with no watermark. Speak your mind here this is primarily a users' forum. This isn't as clearly stated as it might be. If no exports are allowed, installing the free version should restore limited functionality.

#NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK MP4#

If mp4 downloads are blocked, AVI may work. Unlicensed, the 'standard' download may not function after a trial period has ended. NCH wouldn't still be in business after 25 years if their products were free. Unlicensed, both have limitations and, likely, purchase prompts. If you will be using it at home you can download the free version here. A free video editor version is available for non-commercial use only.

nch video editor watermark

as NCH Support tends to respond to these inquiries by encouraging posters to "Upgrade", as a consumer, I STRONGLY SUGGEST that NCH Software "upgrade" to a better product sales model built upon an ethical sales infrastructure.

nch video editor watermark

Yet incredibly, as of this morning, when I accessed my allegedly FREE product to continue on a project, I was informed that, "Your Trial Version of VideoPad will be expiring within the next couple of days." (paraphrased with as much accuracy as I can recall) I ensured that the VideoPad version that I downloaded and installed was the FREE version. I refer others to competitors of NCH products who offer what they say they offer, without switch and bait tactics.Ī current personal experience entails me diligently seeking a TRUE FREE version of VideoPad based on my recently frustrating experiences with another NCH product that resulted in me trying repeatedly to work with the FREE version that I'd downloaded, but having the installation somehow morph into a Trialware version. Whereas I use to recommend others to NCH Software for both the FREE and PRO versions, I no longer do so.

nch video editor watermark

In fact, this type of deception frustrates the user, and sets both the user AND NCH up for failure: as in, "not the anticipated outcome, and decreased sales for NCH".

#NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK HOW TO#

THIS is surely NOT how to guarantee a wonderful user experience and build brand loyalty.

nch video editor watermark

Now, however, one will likely download an advertised FREE NCH product, only to discover upon use that it is NOT in fact the advertised FREE product. THIS made for a wonderful user experience and built brand loyalty for NCH.

#NCH VIDEO EDITOR WATERMARK INSTALL#

IF one opted to download and install a FREE product, one got what one expected: the advertised FREE product. "sucks".įormerly, NCH could be applauded for offering a series of great products: some truly FREE (with limitations that did not diminish that product's quality and user experience) some PRO (paid versions with advanced features and options). The "motivation', impetus, huge driving force could be that others are feeling as I, and are extremely put-off by NCH's redefined and current practice that smacks wholly of the old-fashioned switch and bait method of sucking potential paying customers into a vortex of product deception. That stated, I possibly understand the "motivation" behind suggesting an alternative app to VideoPad by NCH Software. I agree that this is a forum discussing NCH products, and that as such, all information should be about VP Editor and not 3rd party apps.














Nch video editor watermark