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Sunday, February 24, 2008

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions


Decisions, Decisions, Decisions…

When you load the application, you have two options: either import footage directly from your camcorder, or load a pre-existing video file found on your PC. All the video editors know how to deal with camcorder footage, but you may not be so lucky regarding support of random video files. Sometimes, it is possible to install a freeware utility called "FFDShow" on Windows, or "Perian" and "Flip4Mac" on the Mac side in order to allow your system to support more video formats.

Once your footage is loaded by your editor, you can start editing. On all editors, you will find either a "timeline" or a "storyboard". These are placeholders where you can drag-n-drop your clips in the order you wish -- as long as clips "touch" each other in the timeline without any gaps. While in the timeline, you can exercise a number of actions upon your clips. The most common action is "split”, where you can chop the clips into different clips and either re-arrange them or discard the parts that you don't like

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