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By linking to an external folder Mute Audio - this can also be used when adding the Audio of the Video to an Audio Track to apply an envelope De-Interlacing - three options - Further reading - External Link Offset - Off sets the Start of the Video Clip with respect to the Start of the SlideClicking on the Adjust Time Range Button displays the following:Not available in the Essentials Edition Start Time - Adjustable via the Blue Trim Triangle End Time - Adjustable via the Blue Trim Triangle Duration - Video Clip Duration The “orange” triangle shows the current position (frame) in the video clip The Down/Up Buttons can also be used to adjust Start, End and Duration Times in 0.5/1 second increments Press the Play Button to preview video and soundSpeed - Slow Motion / Fast Motion Button Speed - The original Speed of the video clip can be changed. Variable between 50% and 100%. Note that it is interactive with Start Time, End Time and Duration (the Start and End Frames do not change)Chroma Key Chroma Key allows for the placing of an Object in a Video Clip over an Image or another Video Clip by removing pixels of a chosen colour (range) In O&A, select the Video Clip and click on “Chroma Key” Customise in Properties In the Chroma Key Options box drag the Colour Sampler down into the Video Clip to select the colour to be eliminated Drag the dropdown slider to produce the desired effect (on black) Add an Image or Video Clip below the original Video Clip and continue to adjust the slider in the Chroma Key Options box for optimum effectAdjust Video and BorderSeparate/Extract Audio From Video Right click on Video in the Timeline Choose Separate Audio from Video in the pop-up

Effects.At the bottom of the iMovie interface, you’ll see the timeline. It’s essentially a visual representation of your video project. The timeline consists of multiple tracks, each representing a different element of your project. For example, you’ll have a video track, an audio track, and potentially additional tracks for titles, effects, and more.To navigate the timeline, you can click and drag to scroll horizontally. This allows you to view different parts of your video project. You can also zoom in and out of the timeline by using the zoom slider located at the bottom right corner of the iMovie interface. This is useful for getting a closer look at specific sections of your video.Setting the Start and End Points for TrimmingNow that you have your video clip imported and the timeline set up, it’s time to start trimming. Trimming allows you to remove unwanted sections from your video clip and create a more polished final product.To set the start and end points for trimming, first, locate the video clip in the timeline. You can easily identify it by looking for the thumbnail image of the clip. Once you’ve located the clip, click on it to select it.With the clip selected, you’ll notice that the start and end points of the clip are marked by yellow brackets. These brackets represent the sections of the clip that will be included in the final trimmed version. To adjust the start and end points, simply click and drag the brackets to the desired positions.If you want to be more precise with your trimming, iMovie offers precision trimming tools. These tools allow you to trim your video clip frame by frame, ensuring that you get the exact timing you want. To access the precision trimming tools, simply click on the clip in the timeline and then click on the “Precision Editor” button located in the toolbar. This will open a new window where you can fine-tune your trimming.Trimming Multiple Sections of a Video ClipSometimes, you may want to trim multiple sections of a video clip, rather than just the beginning and end. iMovie makes this process quick and easy.To trim multiple sections of a video clip, start by selecting the clip in the timeline. Next, click on the “Split Clip” button located in the toolbar. This will split the clip into two separate sections. You can then select one of the sections and use the yellow brackets to set the start and end points for trimming. Repeat this process for each section that you want to trim.By splitting the clip and trimming multiple sections, you have the flexibility to remove any unwanted parts of the video and create a more dynamic and engaging final product.Applying

Areas After replacing all the Target Areas with your own clips and playing back the Storyboard, you may discover that some of your clips don’t quite fit in the Target Areas where you put them. This is actually to be expected as there is usually a pretty good chance that the edit points in your video clip are not the exact same length as the edit points in the Target Area, thus causing your clip to be cut short or last too long .PAGE 47GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual SITUATION #2 Now let’s say that the desired action in your clip fits in the Target Area, but there is also an extra portion of the clip playing at the end that you did not wish to include. In order to fix this, you could use the VIDEO CONTROLS panel to slow down the clip. 1. Select the clip on the Storyboard. 2. Click the Disclosure Triangle to the left of the word “VIDEO” on the right-hand side of GoPro Studio’s EDIT Room. 3.PAGE 48GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual Adjusting Video Playback Settings GoPro Studio lets you adjust certain parameters that determine how your video clip will playback on the Storyboard. You can change the speed of a clip or have it fade in or out. Disclosure Triangle To access these controls, select a clip in the Storyboard and then click the Disclosure Triangle to the left of the word “VIDEO” on the right-hand side of GoPro Studio’s EDIT Room.PAGE 49GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual Adjusting Audio Playback Settings If your video clip contains audio as well, GoPro Studio lets you adjust certain parameters that will determine how the audio portion will playback on the Storyboard. Disclosure Triangle To access these controls, select a clip in the Storyboard and then click

To remove audio from a video clip in DaVinci Resolve, first unlink the clip in the timeline. Then click away and again click on the audio part of the clip to ensure only it is selected. Right-click on the clip and select “Delete Selected”. The audio is removed from the clip.Pressing the delete keyboard button instead of backspace results in undesirable consequences. More on that later.To delete audio without deleting the video quickly, use the shortcut “Alt” or “Option” while clicking the audio in the timeline. Then right-click on the clip > select “Delete Selected” to delete only the audio.To delete audio track, go to the “Fairlight” page. You can’t delete the audio track on the “Edit” page. Then unlink the audio and video, right-click on the audio track header in the timeline > click “Delete Track”.To delete video by keeping audio, press “Alt” or “Option” while clicking the desired video. Hit “Backspace” to delete only the video.Let’s explore the removing or deleting of audio from video clips in detail, step-by-step, with pictures – which is helpful for beginners and newcomers to DaVinci Resolve (versions 19, 18.6, 18.5, 18, 17, 16, etc.) How to Remove Audio From Video in DaVinci Resolve?How to Delete Audio without Deleting Video in DaVinci Resolve?How to Delete Only Audio in Davinci Resolve?How to Delete Audio Track in DaVinci Resolve?How to Delete Video by Keeping the Audio in DaVinci Resolve?How to Remove Video From Audio in DaVinci Resolve? By default, a clip has both video and audio linked together. Your workflow might require you to delete the attached audio of your video and replace it with better-sounding audio.Go to the timeline containing the desired clip under the “Edit” page.Right-click on the clip and un-select “Link clips”. This unlinks the audio from the video.Click on the audio clip so that only the audio part is selected and not the video part (to get it right, click on somewhere else and again click on the audio to select it).Press “Backspace” or right-click on the clip and select “Delete Selected” as shown in the image below.(Pressing the “Delete” button is not recommended.)davinci resolve remove audio from videoWhen you click the “Delete” button from the keyboard, sometimes it can delete the video clip or other clips as well apart from your audio – which is undesirable. Click on “How To Delete Gaps & Clips in DaVinci Resolve (the Right Way!)” to learn more about deleting.How to Delete Audio without Deleting Video in DaVinci Resolve?To delete audio without deleting video in Resolve, first press “Alt” or “Option” while clicking the audio in the timeline under the “Edit” page. This selects only the audio and not the video. Right-click on the clip > select “Delete Selected” to delete only the audio.(As already discussed, it is recommended not to press the “Delete” key. Hitting the “Delete” button might remove both the audio and video even after unlinking. Hence “Backspace” key is recommended or right-click the clip and select “Delete Selected”.)There are multiple ways