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I'm using Moviemaker 2 and have a number of questions. I want to cut out
portions of the audio track. I've figured out how to cut picture but sound doesn't seem to work the same way. How do I get the timeline to recognize that I want to work with the audio track only? Does Movie Maker allow an inpoint and out point to be inserted as with professional systems? Otherwise how to cut a portion of audio in the middle of a clip? Also, I see that one can fade in and out but when I follow the directions, mark the point go to fade in nothing happens. Thank you. |
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Sound works the same way if you are referring to the audio/music track....
the other audio track that's associated with the video clip goes with the video. Movie Maker uses in and out trim points... if you need more than one of each in a clip, you need to split the clip and apply them to the two new smaller clips. If you split a clip into 3 parts, you can mute or change the volume of the middle part. Fade in and out occurs in less than a second. If you need longer ones, use a plain black picture file and fade from one to the other. PapaJohn www.papajohn.org "Florentine" <RogerSherman@florentinefilms.com> wrote in message news:%23VgiI7QCEHA.2620@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > I'm using Moviemaker 2 and have a number of questions. I want to cut out > portions of the audio track. I've figured out how to cut picture but sound > doesn't seem to work the same way. How do I get the timeline to recognize > that I want to work with the audio track only? > > Does Movie Maker allow an inpoint and out point to be inserted as with > professional systems? Otherwise how to cut a portion of audio in the middle > of a clip? > > Also, I see that one can fade in and out but when I follow the directions, > mark the point go to fade in nothing happens. > > Thank you. > > |
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Hello Florentine,
Fortunately what you want to do is easy. This assumes you have just one video clip together with its audio track. Drag the whole clip to the time line and then right click the audio part and select MUTE Now, go to the collection you took this video/audio clip from and drag it down to the Audio/Music track The first time I saw this I have to admit I wondered what would happen to the second video track...the answer is "Nothing at all". You have to ensure that the Audio/Music track ic correctly aligned with the start of the video track above of course otherwise you are going to have sound synch problems. You are now set-up for editing of the audio part without it affecting the video. Simply move the Time Line Cursor to the point where you want to make a cut, Right click the Audio/Music track and select the option "Cut". Continue this until you have the sections suitably cut...then right click those sections in the Audio/Mic track and select Delete. Hope this helps..... Best Wishes.....John Kelly www.the-kellys.org |
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thanks for your reply. your answer assumes I know how to accomplish what you are saying. is there a full manual that explains how to insert in and out points, how to mute, etc.? it's not in the help menu
would you be so kind as to cc my email address. i'm leaving town for a week and this post will probably be erased before then thanks Roge ----- PapaJohn (MVP) wrote: ---- Sound works the same way if you are referring to the audio/music track... the other audio track that's associated with the video clip goes with th video Movie Maker uses in and out trim points... if you need more than one of eac in a clip, you need to split the clip and apply them to the two new smalle clips. If you split a clip into 3 parts, you can mute or change the volum of the middle part Fade in and out occurs in less than a second. If you need longer ones, use plain black picture file and fade from one to the other PapaJoh www.papajohn.or "Florentine" <RogerSherman@florentinefilms.com> wrote in messag news:%23VgiI7QCEHA.2620@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl.. > I'm using Moviemaker 2 and have a number of questions. I want to cut ou > portions of the audio track. I've figured out how to cut picture but soun > doesn't seem to work the same way. How do I get the timeline to recogniz > that I want to work with the audio track only >> Does Movie Maker allow an inpoint and out point to be inserted as wit > professional systems? Otherwise how to cut a portion of audio in th middl > of a clip >> Also, I see that one can fade in and out but when I follow the directions > mark the point go to fade in nothing happens >> Thank you >> |
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For that kind of detail, you should use online tutorials and books about
using Movie Maker. There are links on my website to them. The posts stay online... and will be there when you get back. PapaJohn www.papajohn.org "Florentine" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6F197730-6102-4507-AB0B-FDD6BF52683C@microsoft.com... > thanks for your reply. your answer assumes I know how to accomplish what you are saying. is there a full manual that explains how to insert in and out points, how to mute, etc.? it's not in the help menu. > would you be so kind as to cc my email address. i'm leaving town for a week and this post will probably be erased before then. > thanks, > Roger > > ----- PapaJohn (MVP) wrote: ----- > > Sound works the same way if you are referring to the audio/music track.... > the other audio track that's associated with the video clip goes with the > video. > > Movie Maker uses in and out trim points... if you need more than one of each > in a clip, you need to split the clip and apply them to the two new smaller > clips. If you split a clip into 3 parts, you can mute or change the volume > of the middle part. > > Fade in and out occurs in less than a second. If you need longer ones, use a > plain black picture file and fade from one to the other. > > PapaJohn > www.papajohn.org > > > "Florentine" <RogerSherman@florentinefilms.com> wrote in message > news:%23VgiI7QCEHA.2620@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > > I'm using Moviemaker 2 and have a number of questions. I want to cut out > > portions of the audio track. I've figured out how to cut picture but sound > > doesn't seem to work the same way. How do I get the timeline to recognize > > that I want to work with the audio track only? > >> Does Movie Maker allow an inpoint and out point to be inserted as with > > professional systems? Otherwise how to cut a portion of audio in the > middle > > of a clip? > >> Also, I see that one can fade in and out but when I follow the directions, > > mark the point go to fade in nothing happens. > >> Thank you. > >> |
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