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Launch Quicktime Pro. Click File/Open File...                              

Navigate to the file you want to edit                        

  





  


Set your IN and OUT points

Use the Keyboard shortcuts to set the IN and OUT !Screen shot 2011-07-29 at 7.51.08 AM.png
align=left! Move the playhead to where you want the the your clip to start. 
Press and press "i" on your the keyboard.  Now  Then move the playhead
to where     
you want the clip to end. Press "o" on your keyboard.  Image Added

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 Frame by Frame accurate editing

You can move the playhead frame by frame to get a very accurate 
edit by using the arrows on your keyboard. Use the arrows keys to 
"fine tune" your edit.

                                                                          

Copy the clip Section 

Now that you have your IN and OUT points set you need to copy the new clip section

Click Edit/Copy - this will copy the new section to the clipboard


 Open a new Quicktime Player

Click File/New player - this will open a new untitled Quicktime player


 Paste the clip section

Click Edit/Paste - this will paste the new clip section into the new player.

 Clip as it's own movieThe new clip section will now appear

 New clip 

Now the new clip appears in the new "untitled" player



Export your clip

Click File/Export for Web
1. Choose a title for the new clip
2. Set a destination for the new clip
3. Choose the quality of the video

iPhone = Medium quality
iPhone (cellular) = Low quality
Desktop = Highest quality
Use the Desktop setting.
It will produce the highest quality video from these choices. 
(choosing Desktop does not save the file to your desktop)



                                                                                                     

This will export the movie clip along with instructions and HTML code 
to code to embed this video into a webpage if you choose to do so. The movie 
clip will be labeled with the extension of .m4v.   You can now upload 
this upload this .m4v file to Blackboard,Webspace or your own web server. 
Note: If the you have problems with the .m4v file you can rename the 
file the file using the .mp4 extension.  The .mp4 is extension more web compatible.  
This will export the movie clip along with instructions and HTML code to embed this video into a webpage if you choose to do so.

The movie clip will be will be labeled with the extension of .m4v.   You  You can now upload this .m4v file to Blackboard,Webspace or your own web server. 

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