 The transition can be resized by dragging the handles.  Drag one media element to slightly overlap the other to add a transition.  In the event of multiple tracks with visuals, the top-most track is what will appear in the final output.ĥ Adding Transitions  To add a transition such as a fade, you must have two media clips immediately adjacent to one other on the same track of the timeline. You can also right-click or drag clips to move them.  Use the other buttons to append, delete, cut, copy or paste clips.

 To create a new audio or video track, use the Timeline menu button and Add Audio Track or Add Video Track.  Drag and drop a media element from a folder or from your Playlist to add it to the Timeline. The Timeline panel will appear at the bottom of your screen. Alternatively, you can drag and drop media elements directly into your timeline.Ĥ Using the Timeline  Open the Timeline panel by clicking Timeline on the top menu. Set the in and out points of the clip in the player if you like and then use the plus button at the bottom of the playlist panel to add it to the playlist. OR  Use Open File on the top menu to open a file in the player.  Drag and drop media elements from their folder into the Playlist panel. The Playlist panel will appear on the left side. To do this:  Open the Playlist panel by clicking Playlist on the top menu. This will serve as a “bin” from which you can create your timeline. You may begin my assembling all of your media items into a playlist. It can be used as a media player or a video editing tool. Presentation on theme: 'Shotcut video editor.'- Presentation transcript:Ģ ShotCut ShotCut ( is a free, open source tool that runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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