Wouldn't know how to guide you for that in openshot, but here is a quick example how to do it in After Effects (their rotobrush tool saves some time): It can be done in almost any tool that allows masking and kayframing but it is very labour intensive and takes a lot of time to master. If you want to isolate a subject in a shot (maybe remove the landscape behind a person) that will be a bit harder. But have you got a clip on a greenscreen or not?Īnyway, davinci resolve is also free and offers great options.
Now you have prepared your recording folder with the new trimmed clip and you are ready to publish. Medium results in 5Mbps while High produces a 15Mbps video. Change the output folder to match your recording folder and save the video as "video.mp4".When you are ready you can export the video by pressing the red button. Repeat this step until you have the wanted result.You have to manually move the fragments to remove the empty spaces.Click on a fragment you want to delete and press del to remove the frament.Repeat this step to isolate the fragments.If you want to remove a part in the middle, select keep both sides when.Right-Click on the position marker and select what to keep.Drag the red line to the position you want to start or end a selection.Now we are going to split the video into multiple parts and delete the unwanted fragments. Now drag the video from the upperleft part to the 1st timeline (track 4).Drag the video into OpenShot Video Editor.Browse to the folder with the recording.Click on Profiles and change the default profile into HD 1080p 25fps.
When trimming a video we advise to save the result in the same quality.įirst make sure you selected a Full HD project. Re-editing a edited video (multiple times) degrades the video quality unless it is stored uncompressed.ĭefault the Stream Studio records in 8Mbps Full HD mp4 video format.
Ideal you always revert to the original recording to make edits.
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