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- Editing Videos with Quicktime
Explains how to trim the beginning and end of a movie or clip in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using Edit > Trim and the yellow handles on the trimming bar. Includes a video tutorial and a tip for frame-precise edits. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
- Knowledge Base
- Video
- Editing Videos with Quicktime
Explains how to combine multiple video files into a single movie in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac by adding clips to the end, beginning, or middle of a movie using View > Show Clips and the Edit menu. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
- Knowledge Base
- Video
- Editing Videos with Quicktime
Explains how to split a single video into multiple clips in Apple's QuickTime Player on a Mac using View > Show Clips and Edit > Split Clip, then rearrange the clips. Includes a video tutorial. For faculty, staff, and students editing video on a Mac.
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- Software, Applications, & AI
- General Software & Tools
An overview of the video editing software Bowdoin provides to faculty, staff, and students, including a limited number of Final Cut Pro licenses and Adobe Premiere Pro through the College's Adobe license. Explains how to request Final Cut Pro and how to access Adobe Premiere Pro.
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- Software, Applications, & AI
- Panopto
Explains how to make quick edits to a video in your Panopto media library using the web-based Panopto editor, including trimming the start and end and cutting out sections from the middle. Edits are non-destructive and can be undone.