How to Make and Use Clips in Movie Edit Pro

Hover over any media file that you want to use., Scan and choose potential clips and use the shortcuts to facilitate the process. , Once you have your clip or clips in the project window, change the way you view your video., Use the various modes to...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Hover over any media file that you want to use.

    You will see three shortcuts.

    They are, from left to right:
    Preview
    - with this option, you can preview the media files, whether they are video or audio Trim
    - when it has played to where you want it, press the Trim option to start trimming your file Use I and O (intro and outro) to set the parameters for making the clip Import
    - import the media file into the project window.
  2. Step 2: Scan and choose potential clips and use the shortcuts to facilitate the process.

    , Your options are:
    Storyboard mode
    - shows all of the clips in the order that you put them in Scene overview
    - allows you to manage and categorize your scenes/clips Timeline mode
    - used for advanced editing Multicam mode
    - this mode allows you to do 'batch' editing from multiple cameras with the same scene ,, In the scene overview mode, you can adjust the size of your clip.
  3. Step 3: Once you have your clip or clips in the project window

  4. Step 4: change the way you view your video.

  5. Step 5: Use the various modes to edit

  6. Step 6: change

  7. Step 7: move around

  8. Step 8: your clips

  9. Step 9: as needed.

  10. Step 10: Adjust the size of the way your clip appears.

Detailed Guide

You will see three shortcuts.

They are, from left to right:
Preview
- with this option, you can preview the media files, whether they are video or audio Trim
- when it has played to where you want it, press the Trim option to start trimming your file Use I and O (intro and outro) to set the parameters for making the clip Import
- import the media file into the project window.

, Your options are:
Storyboard mode
- shows all of the clips in the order that you put them in Scene overview
- allows you to manage and categorize your scenes/clips Timeline mode
- used for advanced editing Multicam mode
- this mode allows you to do 'batch' editing from multiple cameras with the same scene ,, In the scene overview mode, you can adjust the size of your clip.

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