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Selecting a clip and pressing the “W” key will shorten the clip so that its starting point aligns with your playhead. Selecting a clip and pressing the “T” key will split the clip into two at wherever the playhead is set. Tip: For changing the length of clips themselves, we like to use three handy keyboard shortcuts: You can also do this by clicking the gear icon that pops up when you roll your mouse over the transition, and selecting “Show transition inspector.”Īt Smarthistory, we always use dissolves for our transitions. Note that you can also add a transition to any clip (including text and annotations) by right-clicking on the clip and selecting “add starting transition” or “add ending transition.” You can edit the length of your transition by grabbing the grey bar at the beginning or end of the transition and dragging it right or left. Keep in mind though that audio filters can degrade quality, so listen carefully. Screenflow also includes options for things like smoothing audio levels and noise removal, which are sometimes helpful. You can adjust these levels in Screenflow on the Audio tab. Tip: Make sure you always check that your audio levels are high enough when you lay down your audio track. The media library (video) Working with clips on the timeline We export our videos as 4k mp4s for uploading to YouTube. #Camtasia transitions with text 1080p#
We create 1080p HD videos, with a canvas size of 1920 x 1080 (the largest preset). The lesson below combines some of Telestream’s how-to videos with tips and tricks that are specific to how we edit at Smarthistory. For PCs, there is a similar program, Camtasia.
However, we recommend Screenflow because it is inexpensive, robust, and very easy to use-but its only for Macs.
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You can, of course, use any software you like.
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