If you want to preview the cut, just click on the blue button above the volume control that switches between editing and preview mode. end." That marks the end of the video segment you want to cut. You then position the slider where you want to end the cut, and you click "Sel. That marks the start of the video segment you want to cut. You position the slider where you want to start the cut, and then you click the "Sel. This preview window shows the current frame, plus four earlier frames and four later frames, in selectable increments of frame, 0.1s, 0.25s, 0.5s, 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s, and 60s. I chose to hide this to keep the program window relatively small for screenshot purposes. To make it easier to find a scene in a video, there is also a video preview bar below the video that shows nine frames. Of course, you can also play the video and pause it to find the position you want.
If you want to go to a specific timecode, select Edit -> GoTo TimeCode (or Cntrl-T). I have the |> set to advance one frame, the > button to advance 1 second, and the > button set to advance 3 seconds. These transport controls are customizable in Tools -> Options -> Navigation. You can also use the transport controls to find the spot in the video that you want to cut. You can drag the slider control with your mouse, and the video window updates as you do so. That marks the current position in the video. On the far right of that bar, there is a gray slider control. If it wasn't obvious, the green represents the video that will be saved and the red represents the video that will be cut. In the first VideoRedo screenshot in the previous post, take a look at the bar with all the red and green. Pick which one you want under Tools -> Options -> General Parameters.įor the purposes of this message, I am going to assume you have cut mode selected. In cut mode, the video segments you select are removed, leaving the original video minus those segments in the new file. In scene mode, the video segments you select are the only parts of the video saved as part of the new file. You can choose from two modes of operation: scene mode and cut mode. Click to expand.It is very simple, once you understand how it works.
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