Introduction

QuickEditor 3.0 allows you to fully edit QuickTime movies. 
You can:

-do basic editing.

-choose between more than 20 different transitions.

-put stereo sound into your movies with control on volume and panning.

-apply more than 10 different filters on your sequences.

-see the result immediatly, no need to go in complicated preview modes.

All that for only 20 $ (US). 
So register now. 

This section explains the meaning of QuickEditor main controls:
(Note that Balloon Help is available too)

As you can see QuickEditor's interface is very much VCR-like.
The Time display follows the SMPTE TimeCode guidelines. The time is represented in Hours:Minutes:Seconds.Frames.

In the NTSC standard there is 30 frames per second. So one second will be displayed like that: 0:00:01.00 . (0 hour, 0 minutes, 1 second and 0 frame)
Two and a half seconds would be 0:00:02:15 . (2 second and 15 frames)

In Pal and Secam, there is only 25 frames per second. so two and a half seconds would be : 0:00:02.12 . (2 second and 12 frames)

Now that you know how to move through a movie, let's see how you can select a sequence for editing or place marks.

Many operations in QuickEditor are performed on "Selected Sequences". A Selected Sequence is a sequence you define with Start and End points, like the one in this example: Just go to the Beginning of the interesting sequence and
press the 'Start' Button.
Go to the end of that sequence and press the 'End' button. You should get something like the picture above. The Sequence between the S and E marks is your Selected Sequence.