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Adding video clips into Shotcut is a quick and easy thing to do once you know how. I explain how this can be achieved and the easiest way to bring clips and your own footage into the editor so you can start making your own videos.

I use Shotcut for all my YouTube videos and everything you see in my videos have been accomplished using the Shotcut video editor.

TIME STAMPS:
Open New Project: https://youtu.be/D_deUSaJLY4
Select Playlist: https://youtu.be/D_deUSaJLY4?t=33
Add Video Clips into Shotcut: https://youtu.be/D_deUSaJLY4?t=53

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to the Ubitronics! On this channel we provide you with how-to guides and information on open source software. We focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services we offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to add your video clips from the computer into the Playlist section of Shotcut. This enables you to use the video clip as many times as you need. From here you can apply edits, transitions and effects with one or multiple video clips. By learning how to add video clips into your project, you are one step closer to making your own videos.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
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Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
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TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

A guide on how to export videos in Shotcut. Exporting video is an important part of video editing, and it is different from saving the project. This video explains the differences then explains how to export a video in the Shotcut video editor. If you are looking to save a project check out my other video.

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to export your project files in Shotcut into a video file so it can be played on any device, or uploaded to YouTube. I also cover the differences between saving a project and exporting a video, so you understand what action to take at the correct time.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/facebook
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Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

How to insert video clips between other clips in Shotcut by using the timeline tools. I show you how to add videos to the timeline which inserts and splits your video. You may need this for a number of reasons, often to add a video clip in that you did not have available when you began editing your video. Learn how to insert your video into the timeline and use the 'Ripple Trim and Drop' and 'Ripple Edits Across All Tracks' tools.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Setup
0:38 How to Insert a Video
1:10 Ripple All Tracks
2:05 Inserting Transitions in the Middle of the Timeline

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I cover the 'Ripple Trim and Drop' and 'Ripple All Tracks' tools to insert a video clip into the middle of a project in Shotcut. It is incredibly helpful set of tools which means you do not have to manually move each item on the timeline indepentantly.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/facebook
Instagram: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/instagram
Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

This video shows you how to zoom in and out of video clips in Shotcut. It demonstrates the main 2 methods and gives you step by step instructions on how to do a quick zoom, and a smooth zoom. For a full beginners guide on Shotcut: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1kUsYhOMreuC1tY7OWp_iGspRzRQoH_V

There is also a third way to zoom in Shotcut, using the handles in the timeline, however, I find these result to be inconsistent when using transitions and applying other effects. Using the quick-zoom or smooth-zoom method in the video allows you to work with all the transitions without needing to consider whether they will work with other transitions.

FULL ARTICLE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/how-to-zoom-in-and-out-in-shotcut/

TIME STAMPS:
Quick Zoom In and Out: https://youtu.be/oRxta4DSao4?t=75
Smooth Zoom In and Out: https://youtu.be/oRxta4DSao4?t=240

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
How to zoom in and out in Shotcut using two different methods. This video shows you how to perform a quick zoom, which effectively snaps into the video at a set location, then back out again. It also shows you how to create a smooth zoom to focus in on an element of the video clip. Both options are super fun and give a different result. You choose your preferred method!

SOCIAL MEDIA:
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LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

How to create text that pops up and out of the screen before it settles into its standard position in Shotcut. This video shows you how to create a text-pop effect as a template file, so you can repeatedly use it throughout the video and save huge amounts of time.

This type of on screen popping text is commonly used in gaming videos to help describe, or ephasise things on screen. Gamers typically use it to keep viewers interested in their content and to add something extra to the screen. It is best used with short phrases or emotive words, rather than long descriptive sentences.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:46 Create Track for Text
1:37 Create Element on Playlist
2:19 Add Text to Element
3:50 Add Text Effect
6:46 Add Element to Timeline and Customise Text
7:13 Demonstration of the Pop Text Effect

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to add text to a video with a 'jumping' or 'popping' motion. Its designed to look interesting and grab attention without turning too much focus away from the main video playing behind. By the end of the video you will be able to create text pop effects in the Shotcut video editor.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
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TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

In this video I take you through a detailed explaination of the timeline tools in Shotcut. I cover all of the buttons on the user interface and explain the options menu. I demonstrate how to use the editing tools like cut, lift, delete and append, the timeline tools like scrub, snapping and ripple, and the navigation tools like zoom to enable you to work effectively whilst using Shotcut.

Throughout the video I mention other videos you may be interested in:
Starting a New Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRfRoE5BEiI
Using Tracks / Layers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrY66mLrUpo

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:06 Navigation Tools [Fit to Screen, Zoom In / Out]
1:56 Timeline Tools [Ripple, All Tracks, Scrub, Snap]
7:19 Editing Tools [Split, Insert, Lift, Delete, Append]
9:43 Other Tools [Cut, Copy, Paste]
10:33 Timeline Options
14:00 Track Options
14:55 Shotcut Timeline Summary

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I give a step-by-step guide on Shotcuts timeline tools. It covers everything you need to start video editing today. By the end of the video you will understand what all the tools do, so you can go and apply them on your videos and create your video in Shotcut.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/facebook
Instagram: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/instagram
Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

Holding or Freezing a frame is a common thing in video editing - especially in 'how to' videos where concepts or things need to be described. It is not the most intuitive thing to achievein Shotcut, so I have made this guide on how to freeze or hold a video in Shotcut. It takes you through with step by step instructions on how to freeze the image for the lengh of time you need.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Setup Project
0:41 Reasons to Freeze a Video
0.54 Detach Audio from Video
1:15 Save Image of the Freeze Frame
1:50 Shotcut Playlist & Timeline Preparation
2:12 Add Freeze Frame Image to Timeline
2:36 Audio Options
2:55 Other Freeze Frame Suggestions

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to hold an image inplace to make it look like a frozen frame in Shotcut. I go over the audio options and suggestion some other effects that may be possible towards the end of the video.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/facebook
Instagram: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/instagram
Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

How to create a blur effect around a vertical video so that it fills the screen in Shotcut. This is a quick tutorial demonstrating how to add a gaussian blur on the sides of a vertical video. It gives you step by step instructions on how to complete the technique, which removes the black sides from the video.

TIP: YouTube Shorts automatically adds the blur effect to the sides, if you are watching on a full screen device. Do not do this if you want your video to qualify for the Shorts Shelf.

NOTE: Appologies for the sound... I had 2 microphones recording on the same channel. DOH! Every fail is a learning curve!

TRACKS IN SHOTCUT: https://youtu.be/rrY66mLrUpo

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction & Setup
0:34 Adding Vertical Video
1:45 Add Size, Position and Rotate Filter
2:49 Add Blur: Gaussian Filter
3:36 TIP: YouTube Shorts

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to add a blur to the sides of a vertical video in Shotcut. It is a fast and easy effect to add and looks much better for viewers on full screen devices.

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/facebook
Instagram: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/instagram
Twitter: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/twitter
LinkedIn: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/linkedin
TikTok: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/tiktok

OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

How to create jump-cuts to enhance your video creation techniques and better understand the tools available in Shotcut. If you are learning video editing you will find learning how to do jump cuts in Shotcut a must. This video aims to descibe what a jump-cut is, and how to apply one in Shotcut.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Setup
1:16 How to Cut in Shotcut
2:58 How to Create Jump Cuts
5:00 Zoom In Jump Cut
6:34 Using B-Roll Jump Cuts

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I put myself infront of the camera for the first time and show you how I record videos. I use Shotcut to edit the video and make it look professional. Using the basic jump cut to edit my video. This video shows you how to create jump cuts in Shotcut.

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OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS:
Joe's Personal Channel: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/JoeCullenYoutube
Creatively Everyday: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/CreativelyEverydayYouTube

DISCLAIMER:
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we will receive a small commission from any purchase at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos. Thank you for the support!

We are not paid by any companies to review or sell products, all views are our own. However, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

To the best of our knowledge, guides and advise are correct at the time of filming and conducted entirely from genuine experiences when using the products.

Learn how to create quick and easy slideshows in Shotcut by using the built in tools. This video shows you how to import your images, order them, and apply transitions, pans and zooms. It also descibes how to add audio and export the slideshow as a video file! By the end of the tutorial you will be able to create your very own slideshows in Shotcut video editor.

VIDEO LINKS:
How to Export a Project in Shotcut: https://youtu.be/eBs9lCJ95GU

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Add Images for your Slideshow
1:08 Ordering Images in the Playlist
1:43 Select Images to Create Slideshow
2:00 Slideshow Options in Shotcut
4:14 Other Considerations
4:52 Add Audio to Slideshow in Shotcut
5:54 Export Slideshow in Shotcut

MAILING LIST: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/emailSignup
WEBSITE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/

EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Logitech Brio Webcam: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/logitechbrio
Camera (Samsung S9+): https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/samsungs9plus
Lighting: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/Lights
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic
Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Tripod: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonetripod

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I go over all the things you need to know to create a slideshow of images in Shotcut. We apply transitions and zoom effects to each video which makes it look professional and by the end we have also added audio to make the slideshow pop! Shotcut makes slideshows very easy thanks to the tools I demonstrate in this video.

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How to apply transitions in Shotcut by using the drag and drop feature on the timeline. This video looks at the basics of transitions for beginners in Shotcut and the different transitions which are available by default in the Shotcut video editor.

I go over the concept of applying custom transitions too, special thanks to JONRAY: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCypMjN5Jms6mUN1OjsygVjw for providing custom transitions files.

DOWLOAD CUSTOM TRANSITIONS: https://forum.shotcut.org/t/i-designed-8-png-files-for-custom-transitions/8759

TIME STAMPS:
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0:20 Demonstration Setup
0:40 Setup a Transition
1:13 Changing Transitions
1:50 Custom Transitions
2:01 Example Custom Transition
2:35 Audio in Transitions

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How Tracks (or Layers) work in the Shotcut video editor. A full guide on the concepts of layers and how tracks work. Understanding these features will boost your knowledge and ability not on in Shotcut, but also general video editing, image editing and audio editing.

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In this video I explain layers (or tracks) in Shotcut. I cover how to add tracks, remove tracks, move clips on tracks and the difference between audio and video tracks. I also cover how to separate audio and video into their own tracks.

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How to export multiple video clips in Shotcut at the same time without exporting the entire video. There are 2 methods depending on whether you have a .mlt file, or a compiled video (for example .mp4). In this video I demonstrate both methods and show you how to grab the snips you need from long videos and export them into individual files.

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In this video I show you how to export small parts of a video or mlt file in Shotcut video editor. Shotcut is very versatile and allows you to use mlt files as playlist items, this is quite an advanced technique so I have also included the more basic single file export to demonstrate the differences of exporting parts of a video.

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How to delete a project in Shotcut and how to include all the associated files so there are no traces of the project on your computer. If you have created your project in a certain way, it is easy to remove a Shotcut project through the file explorer. I go over how to setup your folder so you can easily move, edit or delete the project all at once.

TIME STAMPS:
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0:20 Setup Demonstration
0:45 File Structure for Simple Delete
1:10 Caveat to Simple Delete
2:00 Setup Test Project in Shotcut
2:45 Delete Project in Shotcut
3:06 Recent Projects Pane
3:43 Load Available Projects

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In this video I explain how to setup a Shotcut project so it is easy to manage and maintain later on. From using this approach it is very easy to delete a Shotcut project by removing the folder from the file explorer. I also cover reasons why you may not want to use this approach and how to remove the traces of a deleted project from Shotcut.

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Shotcut tutorial on how to balance audio levels manually. This technique shows you how to adjust the gain and volume levels in the Shotcut video editor. By the end of the video you will be able to increase or decrease the video clip sound levels and by doing this you can balance your audio, making it sound consistent and reliable even when recording from different devices.

This video covers a few scenarios:
- Detaching Audio from video
- Working with Audio on an Audio Channel
- Adding the Gain / Volume filters to clips
- Cutting and adjusting audio clips to fit onto one (or multiple) tracks
- Adding track-wide filters
- TIP: Use headphones when working with audio

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In this video I show you how to work with audio levels in Shotcut and adjust them so that the sound is balanced throughout the video. This is particularly helpful when recording via multiple audio channels, or if you are importing a sound clip (or music) from another place. Learning to improve the audio on your videos will level up your video editing skills and make the final product higher quality giving viewers a much better experience.

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How to capture a frame as an image in Shotcut. This tutorial shows you how to take a screenshot of the preview pane whilst working with the video in Shotcut. This feature is particularly helpful if you need to work with a still images but have it in video format. You can take a still image in Shotcut then use it in an image editing program to create what you need.

A common reason to do this is for thumbnails on YouTube or cover photos for films. I do this to embed my face (sorry - i know..!) onto each of my YouTube Thumbnails.

NOTE: I use GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) to edit my thumbnails, not Shotcut. I take a still image out of Shotcut using this method then use it in GIMP to create thumbnails..

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ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you to to take sill images in Shotcut by capturing the frame and saving it as an image. It is a simple tool to use and keeps HD quality files whilst converting from one format to another. If you are a YouTuber you will most likely need this tool!

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Today I look into missing project files in Shotcut and how Shotcut is able to repair them for you quickly and easily. This is answering one of the comments I have on another video - thank you to Jim for asking it and sharing with the community.

I go over 3 examples:
- A moved file
- A missing / deleted file
- A renamed file
I also talk about how Shotcut appends a -repaired onto the mlt file, so you never overwrite the original, and how to manage these files if you do not want multiples.

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Shotcut is a fantastic video editor, it contains all the tools you need to produce high quality videos. However, on lower-end computers or when using particularly high quality footage, Shotcut can be slow and have performance issues. To address this, you can enable a Proxy. This video answers the following questions:
- What is a Proxy?
- Why Use a Proxy?
- What are the down sides of using a Proxy?

I go on to explain exactly how to enable a proxy and also show you how the storage settings work. Towards the end, I identify exactly how to do this on individual video clips, rather than the entire project.

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Enable Proxy on a Project: https://youtu.be/pG_mhlblluQ?t=205
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In this video I show you the different methods available to enable a Proxy in Shotcut. This is the most efficient way t reduce lag and improve editing performance. At the start of the video I explain what a Proxy is in Shotcut, briefly how it works and the reasons why you may want to use it. Towards the end of the video I show you how to enable individual files as proxy files, so you can choose between an entire project or just some video clips.

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Follow this quick and simple guide and learn how to start a new project so you are able to create your own videos and edit them. Check out my playlist for a complete guide on how to use Shotcut: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1kUsYhOMreuC1tY7OWp_iGspRzRQoH_V

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How to create voice overs in Shotcut without needing to use any third party software. This can be particularly helpful if you do not have any other software to record with, or you just want to do it all within one program.

Follow these instructions:
Click on Open Other
Select Audio/Video Device
On the Audio setting, choose your microphone
Click OK
Select Export
Choose MP3
Click Capture File
Enter the file location and a filename
Click Save

Your Audio is now recording!

Click on stop capture to finish the audio recording.

Drag the audio onto the timeline (or into the Playlist) to save it.

As a general word of advice, I would generally recommend doing all audio recordings in an another program (such as Audacity). Audio programs are built specifically and designed to use and manipulate audio. Whist Shotcut does it very well, the tools are somewhat limited and if you have any background noise or reverb it is harder to remove it from within Shotcut.

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ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to create voice overs in Shotcut. This tutorial enables you to use the Shotcut video editor to create an audio file whilst previewing your video. It is a great way to quickly and easily record an audio file to play over the top of your video.

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Speeding up and slowing down video is something you are likely to need when editing videos. Maybe you are making part of your video slower to capture some detail, or maybe you are speeding it up for dramatic effect? Whichever the reason it is important to know how to achieve this.

This video shows you how to slow down or speed up video clips in Shotcut. It is simple to do and easy to understand. The basic steps are:
1. Select the video clip
2. Click properties
3. In the Speed attribute change the number
- Less than 1x to slow down
- Greater than 1x to speed up

TIME STAMPS:
Slow Down Video: https://youtu.be/0WgVq8aAEDk?t=67
Speed Up Video: https://youtu.be/0WgVq8aAEDk?t=165
Change Audio Speed: https://youtu.be/0WgVq8aAEDk?t=209

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ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to speed up and slow down both audio and video in Shotcut. I separate the audio and video to demonstrate the differences between each, and show you an alternative way to handle audio which will be beneficial for some. If you have any questions or need any help do leave a comment under the video and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Adding text to videos in Shotcut can be completed in 2 different ways, both of these concepts are demonstrated in this video. The basic results are adding text directly into a video clip, or adding text to a transparent layer. Both have pros and cons, its likely you will need to use a mixture of both if you use Shotcut regularly. If you only want to learn one method, then method 2 is the most versatile - timestamp below to skip to that part.

FULL ARTICLE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/how-to-add-text-to-videos-in-shotcut/

TIME STAMPS:
In Video Clip Text: https://youtu.be/5XzoiKGj1JQ?t=84
In Separate Layer Text: https://youtu.be/5XzoiKGj1JQ?t=376

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ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to add text to videos in Shotcut. I show you 2 different methods of applying text and explain how I use both depending on the situation and editing requirements. I believe you will probably use both methods in your editing and its worth knowing about each option.

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How to find the version of Shotcut you are using and comparing the version you have installed on the computer, to the most recent downloadable version on the website.
UPGRADE SHOTCUT: https://youtu.be/2va7W8hHZk0

ARTICLE: https://ubitronics.co.uk/how-to-find-the-version-of-shotcut-you-are-using

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In this video I show you how to find the version of Shotcut you are using and how to compare it to the latest version. It is in step-by-step format so you can follow along easily.

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How to use the Shotcut video editor for cutting and trimming video clips. I explain the three key ways to cut and trim videos in Shotcut so you can edit your videos for free. Check out my full Shotcut playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1kUsYhOMreuC1tY7OWp_iGspRzRQoH_V

TIME STAMPS:
Method 1: Trim your video before you add it to the timeline
https://youtu.be/fJKSzYgFarU?t=36
Method 2: Trim your video after you have added it to your timeline
https://youtu.be/fJKSzYgFarU?t=121
Method 3: Cut and edit longer videos to capture key moments
https://youtu.be/fJKSzYgFarU?t=176

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Clip Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/phonemic
Studio Microphone: https://link.ubitronics.co.uk/studiomic

THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to cut and trim video clips in Shotcut. I demonstrate three examples. You will need to pick and choose the method you use to edit your videos, in most cases you will find using one method better than another for a particular task. I explain what each is best used for and finish by giving a quick overview.

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How to add audio into the Shotcut video editor to complete your video. Open Shotcut and load your project. Find your audio file and add it to the playlist. Create a new audio channel. Drag your audio clip from the playlist into your audio channel.

TIME STAMPS:
ADD AUDIO: https://youtu.be/sF7fzr_TX14?t=25

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THIS CHANNEL:
Welcome to Ubitronics! On this channel I provide you with tutorials, how-to guides and information on open source software. I focus on programs that are free to use so that you can learn new skills and develop yourself without having to spend a single penny! The services I offer give you the opportunity to use open source programs efficiently to produce equal results to paid software.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
In this video I show you how to add audio into Shotcut. Adding audio is easy to do once you know how in Shotcut, it works much the same as adding video or images. To add audio tracks add them to your playlist, add an audio channel, then drag your audio clip into the channel.

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Created 2 years, 6 months ago.

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Category Science & Technology

Are you a content creator looking for the right software to use? Or want to learn how to use specific open-source software? Are you looking for cheap, quick and easy solutions? Well, you are in the right place!

On this channel I create videos on open-source software, which is completely free to use.

My aim is to help develop your skills and knowledge in open-source software so you can operate with minimal IT costs. I give you the skills needed to harness open-source software to its full potential and use it to progress your hobby, personal brand or business.

The information I provide is designed in bite-sized, manageable sections and is simple to consume. To guide you from beginner to advanced at your own pace.

Open Source Software I Recommend for You:
- Video Editing: Shotcut
- Image Editing: GIMP
- Audio Editing: Audacity
- Website Building: WordPress

I have lots more information including free materials and courses available for you at https://ubitronics.co.uk