To remove a portion of a clip, you need to have markers assigned to the clip. You will use the markers to select which part of it to delete. Using the pull-down menu labeled “From:”, select the point where you will start trimming. Using the menu labeled “To:”, select the point where you will end trimming. You can even cut out the middle of a clip. The deleted section can be any part of the clip, no matter how small. Once you have selected the piece to delete, click on “Edit Recording.” You do not need to save the file again it will be replaced automatically. You can edit a clip multiple times deleting specific sections with each edit.
To select the section of the photo you would like to keep, place the cursor in the upper left corner of the section, hold the mouse down, and drag the mouse down and to the right. A rectangular area will be highlighted. This is the area you are keeping. Click on “Crop Photo” on the right. You do not need to save the file again.
For video/audio: Once the clip is open, you can play it and add markers as it is playing. Click on the button with the arrow to play. You may rewind or fast forward by dragging the downward-pointing arrow ▼ horizontally. To add a marker, click on the button with the asterisk (*). You will see that the marker now appears in a table underneath the image screen. Clicking on the marker in this table will make the video or audio jump to the point indicated by the marker.
For photos: Add a marker by clicking on a spot in the photograph.
Click on a row in the table. You will see that the asterisk button now has a red line through it. Click this button to delete the selected row. If there are multiple annotations for the same marker, this action will only delete the row you have selected, and the marker will still be in place. If this row is the only annotation for this marker, deleting the annotation will also delete the marker.
There is a button near the top of the screen labeled “Change File Name.” Click this button, enter a new name, and click “OK.”
Press the > button to play the clip. There are buttons for fast forwarding and rewinding or you can move through the clip by dragging the play head along the clip’s timeline.
To save changes, just close the window.