User Guide

Basic Video Editing

Once you've imported your files you can start editing them. In this section you'll learn how to:

• Add Media Files to Timeline
• Preview the Clips
• Audio Editing
• Audio Denoise
• Resize Videos
• Rotate Video Clips
• Draw a Border
• Split Video
• Cut Video Clips
• Delete Media
• Playback Resolution
• SnapShot
• Scale Videos
• Add Marker
• PIP (Picture in Picture) Mode
• Toggle Track Output and Track Lock
• Freeze Frame
• Export

1. Add Media Files to Timeline

There are several ways to add media to your timeline.

• Drag and drop media files from the Media Library to the timeline or to the Preview Window
• Right-click a media file and select Add to Timeline at Playhead

Note: You can drag media files on your timeline to reposition them.

2. Preview the Clips

Double click the thumbnail to preview the video in full screen.

3. Audio Editing

Once a video clip is in your timeline, you can mute it or detach the audio for separate editing.

To mute the audio of a clip, right-click on the clip and select Mute Audio.

To detach the audio from a video clip, right-click on the clip and select Audio Detach. The detached audio file will be placed in the upper track automatically and you will be able to edit it separately from the video clip.

4. Audio Denoise

In the top right of the property area, click the audio icon and then check Enable under the denoise tab to filter out background noises.

There are 3 settings to choose from: Low, Mid, and High.

5. Resize Videos

To resize a clip in the Preview Window, go to Visual Property and change the percentage.

6. Rotate Video Clips

To rotate a clip, select the clip in your timeline and adjust the Rotation settings under Visual Property.

You can also rotate the clip using the center handle in the Preview Window.

7. Draw a Border

You can draw a border to highlight the part of your video or image. The maximum border size is 50. Just click Border in the Property Area.

8. Split Video

You can split your videos into separate clips and then edit those clips separately. Here's how:

Place the Playhead over the clip you want to split.

Right-click on the clip and select Split, or click on the scissors icon on the toolbar.

9. Cut Video Clips

Right-click on the clip you want to cut and select Cut.

To cut a section of a clip, place your playhead before the section you want to cut and click the scissors icon to split your clip in two. Then, place your playhead at the end of the section you want to cut and use the scissors tool again. Once you have split your clip twice, you will have three clips. Right-click the clip in the middle and select Cut in order to cut it, or simply drag it to a new location.

Note: You can use the zoom slider to get a different view of your timeline.

10. Delete Media

Select the clip you want to delete from your timeline and press Delete on your keyboard. Or, right click on the clip and select Delete.

11. Playback Resolution

In the preview window, right-click on the clip, then you can choose the playback quality in the drop-down list.

Or in another way, at the top of the preview window, you can also choose the playback resolution.

12. SnapShot

Below the Preview Window, click the Snapshot icon to take a still image of a video frame. You will be able to find your Snapshot here: C:/Users/admin/Documents/DemoCreator.

13. Scale Videos

In the Properties Window, you can find the scale option, and then you can adjust the scale according to your needs.

In the Preview Window, drag the white dot to adjust the scale of the clip.

14. Add Marker

You can add markers to important frames. Click the marker icon in the toolbar to add a marker to the timeline.

Or right-click the clip, then you can find the add marker icon in the drop-down list.

15. PIP (Picture in Picture) Mode

Picture in Picture (PIP) allows you to layer video clips and other media files. This effect is widely used in tutorials, gaming videos, and presentations.

Import the main video to track 1, and import the second video to track 2.

Adjust the size of the second video in the preview window and drag it wherever you want it.

16. Toggle Track Output and Track Lock

By toggling the track output button on and off, you can choose whether or not a track will appear in your exported video.

By toggling the track lock on and off, you can choose whether or not a track is editable.

17. Freeze Frame

Freeze frame can help you emphasize a specific image or operation.

Right-click on a video track and select Freeze Frame to create a 2-second frozen image.

18. Export

After you've finished editing you can export your video as an MP4, MP3, or MOV file. You will be able to name your video and choose a location to store the exported file. You will also be able to adjust your video's resolution, frame rate, bitrate, and other settings in this Export window.

When you've finished your settings, click Export.