In these few shorts steps you will be able to edit clips from a Quicktime movie and save them as a separate files.
NOTE: This process requires the upgrade to the Pro version ($30) of the Quicktime Player. You can purchase the upgrade here -----> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/extending/
Launch Quicktime Pro.Click File/Open File...Navigate to the file you want to edit |
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Set your IN and OUT pointsUse the Keyboard shortcuts to set the IN and OUT |
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Frame by Frame accurate editingYou can move the playhead frame by frame to get a very accurate |
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Copy the clip SectionNow that you have your IN and OUT points set you need to copy the new clip section |
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Open a new Quicktime Player
Click File/New player - this will open a new untitled Quicktime player |
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Paste the clip sectionClick Edit/Paste - this will paste the new clip section into the new player. |
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New clipNow the new clip appears in the new "untitled" player |
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Export your clipClick File/Export for Web |
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This will export the movie clip along with instructions and HTML code to embed this video into a webpage if you choose to do so. The movie
clip will be labeled with the extension of .m4v. You can now upload this .m4v file to Blackboard,Webspace or your own web server.
Note: If the you have problems with the .m4v file you can rename the file using the .mp4 extension. The .mp4 is extension more web compatible.
This will export the movie clip along with instructions and HTML code to embed this video into a webpage if you choose to do so.
The movie clip will be labeled with the extension of .m4v. You can now upload this .m4v file to Blackboard,Webspace or your own web server.
Note: If the you have problems with the .m4v file you can rename the file using the .mp4 extension. The .mp4 is extension more web compatible.