I have been asked to split an existing 53 minute video talk into sections, and then send each section over to our marketing team. If you have any Help guides on that, it would be really useful! (Your instructions are so clear, thank you!)
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!!
Nice tutorial. I hope you can help with a problem I'm having. After loading a clip onto my timeline, the picture that appears on the preview screen is tiny, which makes it hard to do any editing. I've tried enlarging the box that appears around the clip, but that doesn't seem to help. Is there a button I need to click on to make the clip fill the entire preview screen?
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!
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.
I have been asked to split an existing 53 minute video talk into sections, and then send each section over to our marketing team. If you have any Help guides on that, it would be really useful! (Your instructions are so clear, thank you!)
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!!
Nice tutorial. I hope you can help with a problem I'm having. After loading a clip onto my timeline, the picture that appears on the preview screen is tiny, which makes it hard to do any editing. I've tried enlarging the box that appears around the clip, but that doesn't seem to help. Is there a button I need to click on to make the clip fill the entire preview screen?
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!
I made some videos in Photos Legacy Video Editor. Now I want to add to and EDIT these videos in CLIPCHAMP and I don't see how to do that. Please help.
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.