There are multiple ways to select one or multiple clips: One thing to note is that you can only edit clips that are selected in the timeline, this is done to prevent you from editing pieces of your video that you do not wish to adjust ( a clip is selected when it is highlighted or outlined on the timeline). You can arrange the media clips on the timeline by holding your left click on the mouse over the media you are trying to move and dragging them to specific areas on the timeline even if they are not necessarily in the point where you want them when you first dragged them from the media bin. Let’s take a closer look at the basic editing tools and features of the timeline to maximize your efficiency when assembling your video: Click, Drag, Select, and Delete : Once the media clips have been roughly aligned on the timeline, it’s time to start the actual editing process.

Illustration of a roughly ordered timeline Assembling On The Timeline Editing Around Incorrect Audio, Outtakes, or Noises.Saving Recording Clips & Recorded Clip File Type.Saving a Camtasia Project & Project File Types.Setting Up Your Save Locations Manually and Understanding Camtasia File Types:.Tips and Tricks for Workflow and Editing.The Interactivity Bin (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARDS):.Captioning (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARDS):.A Note When Working with Audio Points and Custom Levels:.Fade In/Fade Out (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARDS):.The Voice Narration Bin (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.WARNING ON CAMTASIA STOCK ASSETS ONLINE:.The Library Bin (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.A Note On The Properties Tab For Tool Bin Effects and Assets:.Other Functions and Shortcuts (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.A Note on the Relationship Between the Media Bin and Timeline:.

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