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Split and merge
Editing
Split and merge
Split video clips and merge them back together.
You can break a clip into smaller sections for precise editing or combine clips back together when you want to edit them as one unit.
Split
To split a clip:
Place your playhead in the timeline where you want to make the cut.
Click the
Split
button, or right-click the clip and click
Split clip
.
Things to note about splitting:
Slide clips cannot be split. Only video clips can be split.
Splitting a video clip will also split all associated elements (e.g., highlights, effects) and the script at the same point.
Merge
Merging lets you combine clips back into a single clip after splitting.
There are two ways to merge:
Right-click on a clip in your timeline and click
Merge with previous
or
Merge with next
.
Place the playhead at the boundary between two clips and click
Merge
. After splitting, the
Split
button will automatically change to
Merge
.
Conditions for merging
You can only merge two clips if:
Both clips are video clips (you cannot merge a slide clip with a video clip).
The two video clips come from the same source input.
You have not trimmed out any portion of the video between the two clips.
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