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Thank you! If you want to be able to view a clip full screen, look to the right of the "rewind", "play", and "fast forward" controls and you should see what looks like the four corners of a square. If you click on this, it will enlarge the clip to full screen. I hope this helps!

Thanks so much for your kind comments! When you're editing, underneath the clip and to the right of where the "play", "rewind", and "fast forward" buttons are, you should see an icon that looks like the four corners of a square. If you click on this, your clip will fill the entire screen. I hope this helps!

@@valorexcel Thanks for your reply. You're correct, when I click on the icon you suggested, the clip does fill the screen but then I can no longer see my timeline. When I look at your tutorial, your clip fills the preview screen and you can still see your timeline. I only get about 3 inches of video on my preview screen.

When you're ready to start editing, position your cursor on the image of you as it appears in the preview screen of the editor. If you right click, there should be an option for "picture in picture". If you hover over the right arrow, you'll see that it gives you the options of 'top left', 'top right', 'bottom left', and 'bottom right'. I hope that helps!

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Thanks so much for your comments! If you want to separate your 53-minute video into sections, I'd recommend that you import the full video into a Clipchamp project and then use the "slice" tool to divide it into sections. First, put a slice at whatever the end point of your first section is. Then, delete the section you don't need and export the video. Continue to do this for each section that you need to separate: create a new project, import the full 53-minute video, and use the slice tool. Put a slice at the exact point where the previous section ended, then put a slice wherever you want the current section to end. After making the slices, discard the sections you don't need and then export the video. This should enable you to have the sections that you need, each as its own video. I hope this helps!!

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Hello! I'd suggest accessing the System Settings in Windows and adjusting the input level there. If you're using an audio interface with an external microphone, you should be able to make adjustments in the interface's software.

@@valorexcel Ah! Very well thank you very much!

Hello! Check out this entry from the blog on the VideoScribe site: blog.videoscribe.co/how-to-choose-which-version-of-videoscribe-is-best-for-you

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Thanks so much for your comments! In many of the editing programs I've used, the export speed seems to be roughly equal to the actual play time of the finished video, but there are definitely a variety of issues that can affect this. I found a thread on the Microsoft Support site that may be helpful: prod.support.services.microsoft.com/en-au/topic/exporting-from-clipchamp-troubleshooting-61dad49a-666f-4982-b8a7-8807617ae16a

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Hello! Please check out the following link for our "Intro to Microsoft Clipchamp" tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/V8DvKd2elak/v-deo.html . You should be able to import your original video clips that you had used in the Photos Legacy Editor so that you can further edit or manipulate them.

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Hello! Unfortunately, Microsoft doesn't currently have an option in Clipchamp for setting the duration of the clips, so you would need to adjust each as you bring it into the timeline. You could take the total time (in seconds) of the music you're using and divide it by the number of slides in your presentation to determine what the duration of each needs to be. Another option would be to create a slide show in PowerPoint, adjust the duration of each slide in "Transitions", then export the slide show as an mp4. I hope this helps and I wish you the best with your video projects!

We actually didn't discuss it, but there's an option in the vertical toolbar on the right called "Speed". When you click on it, it provides you with a control that you can toggle back and forth to increase or decrease the playback speed of the respective clip.

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Thanks so much for your kind remarks! Recently, Microsoft Clipchamp made some changes to the layout of the Text to Speech function, so things look a little different now. Once you create a Text to Speech voice track and it's been added to the timeline, you now have access from a toolbar on the right to make edits to what you've already typed. If you need to create a voiceover that exceeds 10 minutes in length, the best option at this point is to make separate videos that contains only Text to Speech (no images), then export them, save them to your desktop, and import them into the media section of Clipchamp. You can then add them to the timeline to make whatever length you need. We're considering putting together an episode in the near future about how to do this.

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Thanks so much! We may do a future episode covering the "Record & Create" options. Also, there are two links in the description. One is for "An Intro to Microsoft Clipchamp", and the other is "How to Record a Voiceover in PreSonus Studio One". I hope that helps!

@@valorexcel I didn't know my own computer had a voice recorder. I saved that as an mp3 and put it into clipchamp after matching up the audio to the closest moment that fit. This video still helped!! <3

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