The Clip Details page is different depending on what type of slide you are adjusting. To open the Clip Details page, double-tap the slide you want to adjust.
Images and Photos:
If you have selected an image, the Clip Details page will have these controls:
- Duration in seconds: Enter how long you would like your slide to display into the box.
Videos:
If you have selected a video, you will have these controls:
- Play, Go to Start, Go to End: Use these controls to navigate through your video.
- In Point: Press the In Point value to specify the place your video clip will start playing from. Alternatively, navigate to the place you would like it to start playing from and press the red Set input point here flag button. You can also drag the red In Point arrow on the timeline below the preview.
- Out Point: Press the Out Point value to specify the place your video clip will stop playing at. Alternatively, navigate to the place you would like it to stop playing at and press the blue Set output point here flag button. You can also drag the blue Out Point arrow on the timeline below the preview.
Sound:
Double-tap a sound file in the sequence to open the Clip Details page. You will have these controls:
- Play, Go to Start, Go to End: Use these controls to navigate through your sound file.
- In Point: Press the In Point value to specify the place your audio clip will start playing from. Alternatively, navigate to the place you would like it to start playing from and press the red Set input point here flag button. You can also drag the red In Point arrow on the timeline below the preview.
- Out Point: Press the Out Point value to specify the place your audio clip will stop playing at. Alternatively, navigate to the place you would like it to stop playing at and press the blue Set output point here flag button. You can also drag the blue Out Point arrow on the timeline below the preview.
- Fade Points: The yellow line in the middle of the sound wave preview shows the volume level the clip will fade to. Add a fade point by pressing the yellow line. For example, to gradually increase the volume, drag the end of the yellow line upwards. Dragging in the middle of the line will create a new fade point. You can also use the Fade presets by pressing the Fade button and setting how long a fade in or fade out should last.
When you have finished adjusting your clip, press the back button to save your changes and return to the main screen.