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Snap mode allows clips to snap (or jump) to the nearest clip or play-head (if any are close) when you drop them.
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OpenShot can separate the audio and video of a clip, if needed. [nbsp]If you only want to play the audio of a clip, or only play the video with no audio, then follow these steps:
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Only the Video
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To only play the video of a clip, click on the speaker icon, located on the clip. [nbsp]This will mute the audio for this clip. [nbsp]Or if you want to mute the audio for the entire track, click the speaker icon on the track.
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To only hear the audio of a clip, click on the eye icon, located on the clip. [nbsp]This will hide the video output. [nbsp]Or if you want hide the video output for the entire track, click the eye [nbsp]icon on the track.
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Located in
openshot.xml:1684(para)
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Duplicate Clips
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Located in
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A very useful feature in OpenShot is the ability to duplicate clips, transitions, and masks. [nbsp]To duplicate an item, right-click on the item (such as a clip or transition), and choose <guimenuitem>Duplicate</guimenuitem>. [nbsp]This will add an exact copy of the duplicated item to the timeline. [nbsp]Including the IN and OUT points, effects applied to the clip, and key-frame animation settings.
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A common use of the <guimenuitem>Duplicate</guimenuitem> feature, is to trim a video clip down to a specific scene, and then duplicate the clip. [nbsp]Once you have two identical clips, you can mute the audio on one, and hide the video of the other. [nbsp]The is a quick way to separate the audio and video of a clip. [nbsp]Now you can offset the audio of the clip, or continue the audio of the clip, while trimming the video down. [nbsp]This is often used in films, when two people are talking. [nbsp]They continue to play the audio from the first person talking, while showing the reaction of the second person.
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Located in
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