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Line 391: − + − − '''Ideas for resource creation -''' If you want to create a video by yourself using images or any existing OER video you can trim those and put some other background voices. − − ==== Adding fade in fade out effect ==== − By adding fade-in and fade-out for the clips, it will smoothly changing the slides from one to next. − <gallery mode="packed" heights="300"> − File:10. kdenlive fade in out.png|400px|Adding fade in/out for clip − </gallery> − The most basic type of fade-in and fade-out are the fade from black and fade to black effects. The easiest way to add these to your media files is to move the mouse pointer close to the corner of a clip on the timeline, then click and drag until your fade reaches the desired length. − ==== Adding transition into clips==== − To add a transition, adjust clips in the timeline so that the end of one overlaps the beginning of another. Then right-click in the timeline at the overlap point, select "Add Transition" , then choose one of the "transitions" from the transition list. − − ==== Save project files ==== − Kdenlive needs a project file to save the information that makes up a video project. Information such as the name and location of your project, video and audio files, timeline information, which clips have been trimmed, arranged, etc. This project file you can use it later if you need to do any change in your file. Click on "File --> Save Project", enter your ''file name'' and select location for save in that location. − <gallery mode="packed" heights="300"> − File:11. Kdenlive saving the project.png|Saving the project − </gallery> − − ====Export/Render as Video==== − Once done with your all editing work, next is to export your video. This will convert your "OpenShot" project into a single video file, which should work on any platform. Click on the "Render" icon on the top toolbar, video icon at the top menu tool bar (or use the "File --> Export Video" menu). Under rendering section there are many things which you need to configure to export your project as video. − − Video profile : Preset rendering profiles to choose from. The rendering profiles are grouped into categories. − # When a variable bit rate profile is selected, the File Size section displays a drop down for choosing the Video quality you want. − # Select "mp4" format from the format list. − # File size will be differ from your parameter selection − # In the last section, clicking on "full project" will render your entire project as video and by clicking on "Selected zone" will render the portion you are selected. − # Finally click on "Render to file " option to start the process. Line 427:
Line 400: − − ====Advanced features==== − '''Multi-track video editing -''' Kdenlive allows you to use and arrange several audio and video tracks, each one can be locked or muted to your convenience. − − '''Configurable interface and shortcuts -'''You can arrange and save your custom interface layouts to fit your workflow. − − Keyboard shortcuts can also be configured to match your preferences. − − '''Many effects and transitions -''' Dozens of effects are available, ranging from color correction to audio adjustments, as well as all the standard transform options. − − '''Automatic backup -''' Your project file is automatically backed up every few minutes, and older versions of the project file are also kept in case you need to roll back to a previous version. − + +
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===== [1] Project Bin, Library: (Elaborate) (use links which is used in current handout) =====
===== [1] Project Bin, Library: =====
The project bin is your media library. It stores all your video clips, audio files, and images for your project. You can import media from your computer and organize them with folders. The bin acts as a bridge, letting you drag and drop clips to the timeline for editing in the next step.
The project bin is your media library. It stores all your video clips, audio files, and images for your project. You can import media from your computer and organize them with folders. The bin acts as a bridge, letting you drag and drop clips to the timeline for editing in the next step.
In the menu render option, you will find multiple render options. The MP4-H254/AAC preset is best because it exports in a standard preset, which is most commonly used in web videos like YouTube and social media platforms. and supports all devices, like smartphones, computers, and televisions.
In the menu render option, you will find multiple render options. The MP4-H254/AAC preset is best because it exports in a standard preset, which is most commonly used in web videos like YouTube and social media platforms. and supports all devices, like smartphones, computers, and televisions.
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File:19th image.png|'''Image of choosing preset to render'''
File:19th image.png|'''Image of choosing preset to render'''
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==== Output Path ====
==== Output Path ====
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File:20th image.png|'''Example image of choosing path'''
File:20th image.png|'''Example image of choosing path'''
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'''Many effects and transitions -''' Dozens of effects are available, ranging from color correction to audio adjustments, as well as all the standard transform options.
'''Many effects and transitions -''' Dozens of effects are available, ranging from color correction to audio adjustments, as well as all the standard transform options.
'''Automatic backup -''' Your project file is automatically backed up every few minutes, and older versions of the project file are also kept in case you need to roll back to a previous version.
'''Automatic backup -''' Your project file is automatically backed up every few minutes, and older versions of the project file are also kept in case you need to roll back to a previous version.
====Video cutter tool ====
====Video cutter tool ====
'''Method 2 :''' App image file<br>Download App Image file from [https://github.com/ozmartian/vidcutter/releases from this link]. and follow the instruction mentioned in the same link to run it in your system. But it is a bit complicated for the new users. <br>From the above link you can download this application for windows computers.
'''Method 2 :''' App image file<br>Download App Image file from [https://github.com/ozmartian/vidcutter/releases from this link]. and follow the instruction mentioned in the same link to run it in your system. But it is a bit complicated for the new users. <br>From the above link you can download this application for windows computers.
===Ideas for resource creation===
===Ideas for resource creation===
If you want to create a video by yourself using images or any existing OER video you can trim those and put some other background voices.
If you want to create a video by yourself using images or any existing OER video you can trim those and put some other background voices.
===References===
===References===
# https://kdenlive.org
# https://kdenlive.org
# https://userbase.kde.org/Kdenlive/Manual
# https://userbase.kde.org/Kdenlive/Manual
# https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/user_interface/ui_elements.html
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