If you want to dive into Corel VideoStudio right away, this tutorial will walk you through the
key tasks. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to:
• Import video clips to the Library
• Add your clips and photos
• Review and trim your video clips
• Add titles
• Apply transitions
• Add music
• Save and share
The same basic steps can be applied to create a photo slideshow or any multimedia presentation that includes photos, video clips, and music. For a quick movie, try the FastFlick. For more information, see “FastFlick” on page 171. For more details about starting movie projects, see “Project basics” on page 39.
Import video clips to the Library
Let’s start with the most common situation—the shoot is done and you’ve transferred your video clips and photos from your camera to your computer. We can open Corel VideoStudio, and jump directly to the Edit workspace and the Library. The Library is the source for all your media, including video clips, photos, and music. It also houses templates, transitions, effects, and a variety of other media assets that you can use in your projects.
• Import video clips to the Library
• Add your clips and photos
• Review and trim your video clips
• Add titles
• Apply transitions
• Add music
• Save and share
The same basic steps can be applied to create a photo slideshow or any multimedia presentation that includes photos, video clips, and music. For a quick movie, try the FastFlick. For more information, see “FastFlick” on page 171. For more details about starting movie projects, see “Project basics” on page 39.
Import video clips to the Library
Let’s start with the most common situation—the shoot is done and you’ve transferred your video clips and photos from your camera to your computer. We can open Corel VideoStudio, and jump directly to the Edit workspace and the Library. The Library is the source for all your media, including video clips, photos, and music. It also houses templates, transitions, effects, and a variety of other media assets that you can use in your projects.
