Once the video is saved, a dialog box will appear indicating the save was successful. You can leave the browser window or tab open and check its progress later. The Save process will take a while, especially with longer videos. If you change your mind and want to save a copy at this point, click Cancel to go back, then click the Save a Copy button. When you click Save, a warning will appear, indicating that the changes you're about to make are permanent, and also that the save process may take a while. For this demonstration, I'll click Save to save the video. Save a Copy preserves the original video and saves the changes as a new video, while Save overwrites the original video and replaces it with the edited version. When you're finished editing, click on either the Save button or the Save A Copy button to save the video.
While this leaves a gap on the timeline, Kaltura will skip over the empty space and move from one section of video to the next when the video is saved. Finally, click on the section you want to remove to select it, then click on the Delete icon. Next, move the playhead to the end of the section you want to delete, and then click the Split icon again. First, move the playhead to the beginning of the section that you want to delete, and in the toolbar above the playhead, click the Split icon.
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Now, I'll demonstrate how to remove a section of video. It's also possible to continue editing without using the video preview - for the sake of time, that's what I'll do for this demonstration. Sometimes the preview in the editor will display an error, as you can see in the demonstration, making it so that video can't be played back - one way to remedy this is to save the changes made to your video as a copy so you still have the original to go back to, then exit the editor by clicking on the Exit button. To set the In and Out points, which will indicate where you want the video to start and end, respectively, in the timeline, move the playhead where you want to set the in or out point, then click the appropriate option in the toolbar above the playhead. First, I'll demonstrate how to set the beginning and end of a video, which can be used to trim out unwanted content at the beginning and end of a video. There are only a handful of options available for editing - you can indicate where the video should start and stop, and cut out sections of video to remove them. At the bottom is the timeline, and this is where the editing happens. At the left side of the screen, you have a list of the media you're working with, and on the right side you have a preview of the video you're working with. The video editor loads, and the interface is pretty simple.
When the edit page is loaded, to start editing the video, click on the Launch Editor button that's to the lower right side of the video's thumbnail. Once the video's page loads, scroll down until you see the Actions menu - click on Actions, and in the drop-down menu that appears, click on Edit. From there, look for the video you want to edit, and click on the video's name to open it. To get started, log into Kaltura if you aren't already, and go to your My Media page. In this video, I'll be demonstrating how to use the video editor to make some edits to a presentation I recorded previously. This can be helpful when you need to edit out the start of a recorded Zoom meeting, or if you want to trim the beginning and end of a presentation you recorded using Kaltura Capture. Description of the video:Kaltura provides a basic video editor that can be used to edit any video you've uploaded to Kaltura.
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