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Filmora: Setting in and out points for clips

Demo summary

The user demonstrates previewing a clip and using the 'I' and 'O' keys to define a specific segment before dragging it to the timeline.

Step-by-step

  1. Double-click a clip to preview it
  2. Navigate to the desired start time and click the Inpoint marker or press 'I'
  3. Navigate to the desired end time and click the Outpoint marker or press 'O'
  4. Drag and drop the clip onto the timeline
  5. Select 'Match to Media' in the popup window to align timeline settings with the video

Options

  • Use the space bar to play and pause the preview
  • Use keyboard shortcuts 'I' and 'O' instead of clicking the on-screen markers

Watch out for

  • The clip is only being previewed until you drag it to the timeline

Tips

  • Use 'Match to Media' to ensure the video settings and timeline settings are technically identical
  • Memorize the 'I' and 'O' keyboard shortcuts as they will come in handy for faster editing

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