Add Spotify Music to Videopad Video Editor? Solved!

Part 1. Import Spotify Tracks to Videopad Video Editor - What You Need

As Spotify provides millions of songs for you, it is definitely a great source for you to make background music for video editing. Videopad Video Editor helps you edit videos with sound effects and transitions, import and mix music, export videos to YouTube or other platforms, etc. Yet if you want to send Spotify music to Videopad Video Editor, you will encounter some difficulties.

As we know, Spotify songs are formed in Ogg Vorbis format. While Videopad Video Editor supports common audio formats like WAV, MP3, M4A, MID, etc. So music from Spotify is not compatible with Videopad Video Editor. Concerning this, you have to change format of Spotify to ordinary ones. Luckily, DRmare Spotify Music Converter is a good assistant. It aims to convert Spotify tracks to MP3, FLAC, AAC, WAV, M4A or M4B files. Therefore, the converted Spotify playlist can be played and edited on Videopad Video Editor.

What's more, DRmare Spotify Songs Converter downloads songs without quality loss while running at 5X faster speed. So you can get the lossless transferred files within a short time. After you convert the songs, you will find that the information of Spotify songs such as title, composer, group, year, genre, album cover and so on are all preserved for you.

DRmare Spotify Music Converter

• Download Spotify music losslessly for Videopad Video Editor.
• Transfer Spotify songs at a 5X faster speed with a few clicks.
• Convert OGG Vorbis to MP3, AAC, M4A, WAV, etc. for Videopad Video Editor.
• Preserve ID3 tags and archive Spotify tracks by Artist/Album.

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Part 2. Add Spotify Music to Videopad Video Editor - Detailed Steps

Now you can learn how to finish the operation of conversion from Spotify to Videopad Video Editor. Just with a few clicks, you are able to use Spotify tracks for your video editing. Let's go ahead!

Step 1 Upload Spotify Music to DRmare

No matter your computer operates Win or Mac system, you can use the DRmare Spotify Music Converter on it. Download the DRmare tool from the official website and install it. Then launch it. A clean interface will pop up. Surprisingly, the Spotify app will be opened simultaneously. Then you should pick songs from Spotify for your conversion. And drag them to the conversion window. Or you can paste their links to the search bar after you copy them, and then hit the "+" icon. At last, the Spotify tracks will be sent to the DRmare Spotify to Videopad Video Editor Converter.

Step 2Set Output Parameters for Videopad Video Editor

Drop your mouse on the "Preference" button on the top right of the window. You can thereby set the output format as you like. The channel, bit rate and sample rate also need you to customize for a better quality of output files. In addition, you are permitted to command the DRmare Videopad Spotify Downloader to run as 1X faster speed so the process will be more stable. If you want to archive the tracks by Album or Artist, just make your choice. Furthermore, tap on the "Converted" icon, you can then reset the output folder.

Step 3Convert Spotify Playlist for Videopad Video Editor

Click the "Convert" button. The conversion between Videopad and Spotify Video Editor will begin. During the process, the Spotify files will be downloaded losslessly with their ID3 tags kept. After a while, you can get the converted Spotify tracks in the output folder. What you should know is that if you use the free trial of DRmare software, you can only be permitted to gain a one-third file of a converted Spotify track. To win a completed converted one, you are supposed to pay for the DRmare Spotify Music Converter.

Step 4Add Spotify Music to Videopad Video Editor

You can now load the Spotify tracks to Videopad Video Editor. We offer you a guide on it as below.

1. Download and launch Videopad Video Editor.

2. Click the "Add Files" button.

3. Locate the folder of the converted Spotify music. Hit the "Open" icon to add them to Videopad Video Editor.