The selected clip disappears from the timeline as it is moved to the system’s clipboard. Select the clip you want to move on the timeline, and then select Cut from the Edit menu (or user the keyboard shortcut Command+X). You can also move clips by cutting and pasting. The clips will rearrange in the timeline as the clip is moved. First, simply click and hold the clip you want to move, and then drag it to the new location. If you want to rearrange clips on the timeline, you have a couple of options. Alternately, you can simply select delete on your keyboard when the clip is highlighted to remove the clip. If you want to delete a clip within your video file, just click on it to highlight it and select Delete from the Edit menu. For example, select a clip from the video timeline and select Rotate Left from the Edit menu.
You can flip your video vertically or horizontally, or rotate it by 90° at time using the Flip and Rotate options. The Split Clip menu option will not be available if you are at the very beginning or very end of the video file. The window’s ‘Movie Recording’ title changes to ‘ Untitled‘, the volume input meter is replaced by a time slider, and the Record button and Camera/Microphone/Quality selection menu are replaced by the Rewind, Play and Fast Forward buttons. Select the Stop button when you’re done with your recording.
Simply click and hold on any empty portion of the control box (the upper-right corner is usually easiest) and drag it to a new area of the window. If the record/playback controls are covering your subject, or if you just want them in a different location, you can move the entire control box to a different area of the video window. The Record button changes to a Stop button and the total running time and file size increase as the video file is being created. Select the Record button to begin recording. The impact will be greater here than it was with an audio file, since we’re now talking about audio and video quality. Just remember that the higher the quality, the bigger the file. If you have other options available and wish to use them, simply select them from the list.Īgain, the Quality selection affects the size of your final file. The defaults for most MacBooks and iMacs will be something similar to ‘ FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in)‘ and ‘ Built-in Microphone: Internal Microphone‘. The computer’s available cameras (video sources) and microphones (audio inputs) are displayed, as well as the option to select either High or Maximum quality. The Camera, Microphone and Quality selection menu is opened by selecting the inverted caret next to the record button.
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The Movie Recording window will show the window header and recording/playback controls when the mouse is moved over the window.
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