The Edit section is the heart of VideoStudio. This is where you create the story you are going to tell through your video. A storyboard is a visual representation of your movie. The edit section is also where you trim and split your video clips, apply fade effects to your audio, get creative with slow motion and perform multi-trims. In this video, we show you the basics of manipulating video clips such as trimming from the front, back and the middle. The advanced topic of multi-trim is also covered.

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Ripple editing is a great way to edit your videos when you have a busy timeline. In this video tutorial, we show you how to keep your timeline in synch when you modify or move the in and out points of a clip. We show you how to shift all clips in unison while modifying a given clip to keep the VideoStudio Project in Synch.

In this video tutorial, we show you how to fix minor problems in your video. Many times we shoot video in poor lighting conditions. This effects video quality and the video often has poor colors and appears too bright or too dull. Using a demo VSP project, we show you how to correct minor exposure problems related to color and lighting.

Many people choosing between 16:9 and 4:3 TVs wonder how much picture they’ll be missing when viewing differently shaped programs. DVD and other wide-screen video shown on a standard TV have black bars, known as letterbox bars, above and below the wide-screen image. Conversely, regular programs shown on a wide-screen TV have pillarbox bars on either side of the picture.

In this video tutorial, we will explore the concept of aspect ratios. We also explore the concept of field of view and show you the best distance to watch TV (traditional 4:3 versus wide screen 16:9 televisions). We explore the differences between wide screen Tvs and Regular Analog Tvs.