You can either delete the part you don't want or save it for later use. The split function helps you cut a video to two separate parts.
#FILMORA 8 EXTEND FRAME HOW TO#
Let's taking cutting the section from 3' 2'' (3 minutes 2 seconds)to 5'20'' (5 minutes 20 seconds) as an example for how to do it: move the cursor to 3' 2'' (3 minutes 2 seconds) of the video clip in timeline and click the scissors icon > move the cursor to 5'20'' (5 minutes 20 seconds) and click the scissors icon > right-click on the video section from 3'2'' to 5'20'' and select "Delete". Move the pointer forward or backward to trim the beginning and end of the video.Ĭut a Middle Section of a Video: If you want to trim down a middle portion of the video then you will have to split the video in different section and then use this same trimming function on it. Move the cursor at the beginning or end of the video. If a portion of the video doesn't seem right to you, you can trim down the video either from the start or the end.
#FILMORA 8 EXTEND FRAME SOFTWARE#
The software will close the gap left by the clip you removed by placing the two nearest clips next to each other. Right click on the video clip you want to delete and select "Ripple Delete" option from the drop down list. Ripple Delete: To remove video from the timeline without creating large gaps in your video, you can use the "Ripple Delete" feature. Method 4.Delete multiple files: Simply hold the "Command" key while selecting the files and remove them from the timeline by either of above methods. Right click on the file in the timeline and select the "Delete" option from the new opened menu. Click on the "Delete" icon on the "Toolbar" to delete the selected file. Click to select the media file and then press the "Delete" button on your keyboard. Those 5 ways below will teach you how to delete unwanted media files from the timeline. Note: You are not able to add media file to tracks with "Track Lock" enabled.Īccessing to Sample Colors and vidoes: To access sample colors and countdown intro videos, you can click on the "Sample Colors" or "Sample Video" button under "Media" menu on the left side toolbar. Add to new track: Add selected media file to a new created track which has no other media. Append: Add your media file as the last piece of media in the selected track. Overwrite: Add the file to the specific track at the play head and replace any media already occupying the space your added media takes up.
The media file is already in the track on the right side of the inserted media will move to the right by the length of the inserted clip. Insert: This option allows you to add the media file to the selected track at the playhead.
Right click on the media file you'd like to place on the timeline and then choose one of the following options from drop-down menu: Move the cursor to select the file you want to add to the timeline, and then drag and drop the file to where you want it on the timeline. There are 2 ways to add media files from the "Media Library" to the imeline: This tutorial will provide you the step-by-step guide on arranging clips in your timeline, cleaning up your footage, editing out unwanted parts, and more. Once you've imported your media files (Videos and images included), you can now start editing.
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