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| Author: | stringy [ Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:01 am ] |
| Post subject: | gwiz -video editing |
gwiz- I have enjoyed watching your various videos. I saw your post over on KFS about video editing but I'm not a member there. If all you want to do is join/edit QT movies then QT Pro will do that. -Open the clips you want to join in QT -select all of one clip -then copy -then paste it into the other clip (it will paste where you have the cursor) You can then trim and save as one clip |
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| Author: | gwiz [ Tue Oct 02, 2007 4:30 am ] |
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I see now where you can edit quick time movies in windows, when I checked on it a while ago it said get a Mac. My real problem with QuickTime is the camera I have that takes movies in it is about to bite the dust, especially if I can manage to splash it another time or two, good excuse to get a waterproof. Also everytime it has updated it's player it has hosed my Movie Shaker editor and everything that I have edited with it. This last time seems to be fatal as I have reinstalled it 3 times with no luck. So I am not pleased with paying them for their ability to hose my stuff. I am considering uninstalling my QuickTime and reinstalling an old version that came with my computer but then it probably won't be able to do anything with all the movies that got updated. gwiz |
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