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30 Chapter 3 Editing and Authoring With QuickTime Pro

Note: By default, the selection markers hide when nothing is selected, making it easy

to determine whether or not a frame is selected. To turn off this option so that the

selection markers appear even when nothing is selected, choose QuickTime Player >

Preferences, click General, and deselect “Hide selection indicators for empty selection.”

Cutting, Copying, or Deleting a Section of a Movie

Selecting and moving, copying, or deleting (trimming) part of a movie is easy in

QuickTime Pro.

To cut, copy, or delete part of a movie:

1 Move the playhead until the desired frame appears, or select the part of the movie you

want to modify (use the In and Out selection markers and the arrow keys).

2 Choose Edit > Copy, Cut, or Delete.

If you choose Copy or Cut, you can paste the selection elsewhere.

3 Position the playhead where you want to paste the selection and choose Edit > Paste.

QuickTime Pro inserts the selection you pasted at the position of the playhead.

You can also delete all parts of a movie that are not selected by choosing Edit > “Trim

to Selection.”

Note: After you delete parts of a movie, the file size stays the same until you choose

File > Save As and select “Save as a self-contained movie.”

Combining Two QuickTime Movies Into One

With QuickTime Pro, you can easily add one movie to another to make one longer

movie.

To combine two movies:

1 In QuickTime Player, choose Edit > Select All to select the entire contents of the first

movie.

2 Choose Edit > Copy, then open the second movie.

3 Move the playhead to the point at which you want to insert the movie (usually the very

beginning or end of the original movie), and choose Edit > Paste.

4 Choose File > Save As to name and save the new movie.

Working With Tracks

A QuickTime movie is made up of one or more “tracks.” Each track stores a particular

kind of data. For example, a QuickTime movie could have a video track, music tracks,

and sound effects tracks.

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