I have a concert video that I have carefully edited with overlays and extra music tracks.
I want to take make separate segments out of each song (to put up separately on youtube).
How can I mark a segment (all tracks) and copy it to paste it as a new file.. so that I can later use as its own video?
or cut all it on both sides and delete everything else temporarily?
Basically, what is the easiest way to accomplish this task?
I realize that the multi trim feature allows you to extract...but that is only the main video as far as I can see...not segments of my multitrack project.
thanks so much!!!
extracting segments Multitrim doesn't seem select all tracks
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When you have finished editing....create a video file. This will be a new video file of your final edited project.
Start a new project and import the new video file.
you can now cut the new video file to pieces in the multi trim.
Save each cut piece and give them a unique name.
There are other ways to do this but this I think is pretty straight forward.
Start a new project and import the new video file.
you can now cut the new video file to pieces in the multi trim.
Save each cut piece and give them a unique name.
There are other ways to do this but this I think is pretty straight forward.
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I figured that one.... but I had wo concerns.
1. losing quality by re encoding/compressing etc
2. It is very easy to see where each song ends for me because I have all my overlays and volume marks. In the multi trim window, I can't see the volume bar that shows me the breaks between songs..... and there are 25 of them. If I have to do it by trial and error it will take forever!!! It would be so much easier to somehow cut and paste from the original file...
any thoughts?
1. losing quality by re encoding/compressing etc
2. It is very easy to see where each song ends for me because I have all my overlays and volume marks. In the multi trim window, I can't see the volume bar that shows me the breaks between songs..... and there are 25 of them. If I have to do it by trial and error it will take forever!!! It would be so much easier to somehow cut and paste from the original file...
any thoughts?