Operation Manual

Chapter 5

 Drag and release the Time Slider to find the exact time positions and quicken

your search. You may also Play, Rewind, Fast Forward, Pause, jump to the Start

or End of the file, and go to the Next or Previous Frame.

 To capture the frame as a new image file, click Snapshot . Go to "Capture

Preferences" on page 41 for more information.

5 Click on the Mark In and Mark Out icons to set your trimming

positions at the Time Slider position or set them during playback. Or, you

may also utilize the Time Slider and directly drag the Mark In and Mark Out

sliders to the position where you would like to begin your trim.

 After your Mark In and Mark Out positions have been set, their times will

be displayed to the right of each respective icon along with the time length

for this new clip in the bottom right area. The other time slot on the bottom

left indicates the current position of the Time Slider.

 To reset, click Reset Mark In or Reset Mark Out .

 To Resize your view, select one of the options from the drop-down menu.

 Stretch: This option will stretch your media file to fill out the screen but

will not keep the aspect ratio.

 Crop: This keeps the aspect ratio of your media file and if larger than the

Preview Window, it will crop off the sides.

 1:1 Fit: This will fit your media file into the Preview Window but unlike

Stretch, it will keep the aspect ratio of the media file and won’t crop the

image.

 1:1 Fill: This will fill out the Preview Window with the original size but

will crop the image.

Note: The resize function will not alter your original file but will affect your Storyboard clip.

 Click Revert to return to the original trim (if the clip had already been

trimmed) or click Clear to start from scratch.

6 When you are satisfied with your trim, click Apply and your trim will be

applied to your Storyboard. Be sure to set your preferences for applying to the

Storyboard. Go to "Preferences" on page 39 for more information.