The difference between a video clip with its own sound, and one without its sound is shown here. These video files can be tied to their own audio within the video, or they may be silent video clips. Video files will contain a film reel on the thumbnail while images will not. These are marked by a thumbnail of the content. I'm going to break down the visual cues for some of the more common and useful parts of a video. There are several elements to a Timeline. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: Save often and keep all of your imported media files in one folder director

This is a great option for working with still images in a sequence/presentation.

Select which tracks you want your media to be on.

This menu allows you to multiple clips on your timeline.

If you use the “add to timeline” options a new pop up menu will appear. Drag and drop or right click and select “add to timeline” From here you can add the imported files to your in two ways.

The files should now be in your Project File window.

Alternatively, drag the files into the OpensShot browser, in order to import them more quickly.

In order to import video files you have four options File>import media, Click the green plus sign in the toolbar at the top, or right click in the Project files Window.

You can import both video files and audio files into your project.

Once you've opened a new project, you will be taken to a screen where you can see various ways of importing media into your project.

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