Use the zoom function to expand and shrink the timeline (time wise).Explanation: NEW SOFTWARE= New tool since your last visit NEW VERSION= New version since your last visit NEW REVIEW= New review since your last visit NEW VERSION= New version Latest version

Click on the Actions drop-down menu and select Launch Editor.ĭrag the ends to trim your media to a desired length.ĭrag the handlebar to a desired time in the video then, use the split icon to divide your video into sections OR the the set-in/set-out icons to trim your video to the desired time.ĭrag the handlebar to a desired time in the video then, use the delete icon to delete the selected portion of the video OR the fade icon to fade-in/fade-out the beginning/end of the selected portion.Ĭlick this icon to reset your video to its original version and click the undo/redo icons to go back one step.Ĭlick on the audio icon to select an audio track in your video the audio will now show in the timeline.

Click on your username on the top-right side of the page and select My Media from the drop-down menu.Watch the video tutorial below for a quick overview of how to use the video editor Any changes you make and save by clicking on the “Save” button are permanent and replace your original video. Lightworks (Free, open-source, professional video editor) Kaltura’s Video Editor NOTE: It is always a good idea to use the “ Save a Copy” button when editing your videos so that you keep your original version as a backup. Google Video Editor (Free web-based video editor, requires Google Account) You can download your own source recordings if you need to do real editing to your videos.Ĭarleton does not currently support external video editing tools. If you need to do more elaborate video editing, you will need to use an external video editing application. The editing tool is provided to trim the start and end of a recording. MediaSpace includes a basic video editor that allows you to trim and clip your videos. Best Practices for Creating Quality Educational Videos.Pedagogical Practices for Lecture Videos.Record and Upload with Personal Capture.Measuring Engagement with Kaltura’s Analytics.

Record with the Browser Web Cam Recorder.Uploading Zoom or BigBlueButton Recordings.

Open source movie editor