How to split clips?

I want to replace one clip with another. How does one do that?

In what version of iMovie?

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I have a huge file which is in GB and I want to split the video into clip and export each clip individually. Can you please help me how to split and export the videos to computer? It will be of great help!!

I have a huge file which is in GB and I want to split the video into clip and export each clip individually. Can you please help me how to split and export the videos to computer? It will be of great help!!

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What version of Premiere Elements do you have and on what computer operating system is it running?
Please review the following workflow.
ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE11: Project Assets Organization for Scene and Highlight Grabs from Collection o…
But please also determine if your project goal is supported by
a. format of your source
and
b. computer resources
More later based on details that you will post.
ATR

How do you split clips in the event viewer in iMovie '11?

I'm using iMovie '11 and have imported a very long movie (over an hour from VCR Tape) that I want to split into multiple events, however the "Split Clip" option is grayed out. How can I split a large event into smaller events?

I have discovered a round-about way to split large events from comments in this forum, so apologies, and or thanks to other posters.
You can split events by deleting (and discarding) a single frame at the point where you want to split the two clips. It's processor intensive (takes a while to do), but it works.
1.) In the Event Viewer, click to select where you want to split the event.
2.) Drag the yellow handles to make the selection as small as possible (1 frame?). If you drag the thumbnail display slider to the left to show only 1/2 second intervals, it helps when selecting a single frame.
3.) Right click and select "Reject Selection". The clip is now split.
4.) When you've completed all of your clip splitting, select "Show: Rejected Only" at the bottom of the Event Viewer to show all of the rejected frames.
5.) Click on "Move Rejected to Trash". This operation could take a while.
That should be it.
Hope this helps.

How to save split clips

After "Split Clip"ing a video scene, how do I save the individual clips as separate files on my hard drive?

A.T. Romano....
I'm using PE 4. The original source are 20+ years of video tapes. Some are 8mm up to 2 hours in length. Some are DV tapes of an hour in length. I'm using PE 4 "Split Clip" function to split these captured videos into varies lengths. These are home videos so most average a few min in length. But some can be as long as 30+min or as shorter than a minute.
In creating the project, the project settings ar NTCS-DV-Standard 48 KHZ
Wine Snob....
I deselected "recompress" and the rendering time went down to 4:1 (Four minutes video: 1min rendering) just as you suggested. Am I losing anything (picture quality) by deselecting "recompress"?
All.....
I'm Spliting/saving these 20+ years of video thinking this is the best way to preserve, catalog, index these videos. But I'm open to other suggestions or better ideas. Ideally, it would be nice to have 20+ years of video saved that is searchable by things like date, persons, events, etc...
Paul

How to split a video clip into two separate clips?

Whenever i enter the key word to search for split, it always shows me how to do split edit, or split screen. I do not want that. I just need to know, how to cut a video/audio clip into two pieces, so that I can cut one of them out of the time line....
Could somebody help....
Thanks

I have a sandwich. I have been searching how to split the sandwich but it seems you don't split a sandwich. Someone said look in a draw for a tool or something!
Wow.
There are lots of ways to do what you're asking besides what has been said. You can double click the clip in the Browser. Set In & Out points in the viewer and add the Clip to the sequence. No need to split or cut anything in the sequence.
You really need to learn a bit more before you continue cause this is a pre-noob question. I don't really know how to categorise it.

I have one long clip...how to split?

Because the only video files I have available are long clips, I need to split them into smaller, more manageable clips. I know how to just drag an in/out point clip from the sequence into my bin, but that just gives me a selection of the larger clip...I want a clip that I can edit more easily (i.e. make in/out points in it without changing how long the clip is).
I thought that this is what Make Independent Clip did, but it doesn't seem to. I just want to take part of my larger clip and make a normal, smaller clip in my bin.

Huh?
Of course you can mark In and Out marks in a Subclip in the Viewer. You load the master clip into the Viewer, IN, OUT, Command-U. Then you load the subclip into the Viewer. Then you mark your In and Out in the subclip...
Done.

How do you connect parts of a split clip?

How do you connect parts of a split clip? I unlinked audio from video, split the ambient audio and removed some unwanted background noise. I now need to connect the two parts of the audio and stretch to match the length of the video portion. I don’t want to stretch just one part of the audio; I need to stretch the entire audio clip so that it is uniform. I am using APE12.

Thanks for such a quick reply. I was shooting footage for a soothing background: gently rolling waves washing on the shore, with the sound of the water. In the middle of the clip, some voices were audible. Everything was timed, so it wasn't practical to just cut out the middle of the video. (In addition, this would leave a visual hiccup due to the motion of the sea.)
So it seemed like the best and easiest thing was to cut out only the bad audio (only a few seconds) and then extend the duration of the remaining audio track to match that of the video track. This was easy using Time Stretch, however this method only extended the portion of the audio track prior to the cut, leaving one portion at original speed and the other at 96%. In other words, the audio track is the same length as the video track, but there are two slightly disparate parts to the audio track--one a bit slower than the other.
Now in this particular case it's not terribly important, since the sound of waves is pretty amorphous, and a slight difference between the two parts (96% vs. 100% of original speed) is not going to be noticed. But I would prefer to have a method that would work when such things do matter.
What would be really nice would be the ability to
1. Remove the corrupted audio
2. Fuse/join/recombine the two audio portions
3. Stretch the entire new audio track to match the length of the original video track.
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How to split a clip in soundbooth CS 4 ?

How to split a clip in Soundbooth CS 4

I feel that I was “sold” a product that does not do what the advertising said it would. Take a look at the verbiage that is used (mostly by Adobe) as they present this product to be sold. For instance the initial product page for Soundbooth on Adobe.com states... “Create and edit audio with ease” When they say “Create and edit audio...” it is implied to those of us who do audio editing that it will do, at the very least, splitting a sound clip.
On the Adobe Features page of Soundbooth it lists... “One-click edits Perform edits for common tasks, including volume normalization, fades, and overall file volume adjustment, with a single mouse click.” So, Adobe says it will... “Perform edits for common tasks...”. A task like splitting a clip is certainly a common audio editing task, yet Adobe Soundbooth does not do this.
Adobe goes on in the Features page... “Fast cut, copy, and paste editing Use powerful sample-accurate tools to cut, copy, paste, fade, and stretch audio assets.” By saying “Fast cut, copy, and paste editing” and “Use powerful sample-accurate tools to to cut, copy, paste...” you are lead to believe that it will do complete audio and waveform editing. Unfortunately, it is missing the one simple tool that would make Soundbooth a complete sound editing program. i.e. Being able to cut and split a sound clip.
From Wikipedia:
“Adobe Soundbooth is a digital audio editor by Adobe Systems for Mac OS X, Windows Vista and 7. Adobe has described it as being "in the spirit of SoundEdit 16 and Cool Edit 2000".”
Wikipedia says... “A digital audio editor is a computer application for audio editing, i.e. manipulating digital audio. Digital audio editors are the main software component of a digital audio workstation.”
All this information about Adobe Soundbooth and it does not do the one basic, common task of a digital audio editor: Split, cut and paste sound clips.

Split clip no longer working

Hello Apple Community,
I would really appreciate the help. I am half way through editing a wedding video and my split clip function just stopped working. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thank you for the help!

This is happening to me as well, Keith.
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HELP!!!! Problems with saving/exporting split clips in Premiere Elements 13

I have Premiere Elements 13. I have a 2 hr mp4 file I have set up into 8 split clips and want to save each split clip as it's own mp4 file so I can import it into Adobe Presenter as video for each particular slide. I need very specific steps as how to accurately select each split clip and save it or export it as it's own mp4 file. I was given instructions that instructed me to add these gray bars around the clip I wanted to save/export but I am unable to identify how to get those gray bars to activate around the clip. When I save/export it is saving the entire 2 hr mp4 vs the individual clip.

hjrood
Please do not duplicate thread since it becomes confusing to the person asking the question as well as for those trying to respond.
I have already replied to your latest request for further details on setting the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar.
Please refer to your original thread and continue the discussion there.
Elements 13 - How do you save clips
Again, there are two requirements for selectively exporting a portion of the Timeline content
a. setting the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar
and
b. having a check mark next to the Share Work Area Bar Only option in the export area.
Details are in the original thread (with screenshot).
ATR
Add On...Typically a moderator will close or delete the duplicate thread.

Splitting Clips within an Event

I have searched everywhere for how to do this but come up short. I have old camera clips in .avi format that I have imported. I want to split portions of a single clip into new and separate events but the split clip and split clip before commands are greyed out. Can I do this or do I really have to create a separate project for each clip segment in order to separate these video segments. Final Cut Express wont seem to import these .avi clips at all, so I can't try doing it there either.

If you highlight the clip and drag the sliders to the middle (or wherever) and 'remove selection', does that work?

How to split the screen in to 9 different peice ?!?!?!?

Hi everyone !
I want to create a video as a gift for my girl as her 20th birthday is coming soon!
The video I want to create is look like a cubic, with my face all around the centre and looking to her ( a video of her will be in the centre) and 8 different video of mine looking to hers.
Please show me how to split the video to be like that Thanks !!!!

Welcome to the forum!
The video I want to create is look like a cubic, with my face all around the centre and looking to her ( a video of her will be in the centre) and 8 different video of mine looking to hers.
Put the clip(s) of you on 8 different video tracks in the timeline above each other, and the clip of the girl you want in the center on a 9th video track.
Double-click one of the clips to open it into the viewer. Click the motion tab. There, adjust the scale value so it is the right size and the center value so that it is correctly positioned. Repeat for the other 8 video tracks.
Hope this helped,
Sasha

How to split stereo to 5.1 speakers (connect MP3)

I need adaptor connect mp3 to 5.1 speakers.
I want that it will be so:
stereo signal on front and rear speakers and mono of the same signal on center,sub.

How to split it duh? huh!!
let me teach you...
go to Adobe Premiere 2.0, and then drag an audio clip you desire and put it in the time frame, then select the Audio transition, and selected 5. sound. Drag the transition into the audio and save it now!! LOl...>ROFL....LMAO!!!
is this helping you?
or, try the CMSS-3D setting to Stereo-Surround 50% !

Splitting Clips

I just can't figure this out. I have a project that currently is made up of 6-8 clips. One clip is rather long, 10 minutes or so. I want to shorten this clip by taking out some dead space in a few sections. Just chopping seconds out of the clip. I can trim to my hearts desire and that's cool. But the Split Clip never becomes an option in my edit menu and I cannot find anything anywhere on how to do this.
Imagine a long clip and you don't want to trim in/out. You simply want to take a razor blade (ala FCP) and make a couple cuts, then delete the offending clip and throw in a transition. Should be easy enough but I'm pulling my hair out????

I have a similar situation. This is designed for new footage from digital sources that has a nice start/stop point to break up clips every time you start and stop the camera.
I am converting about 100 hours of 5-10 year old Hi 8mm analog footage that is in 1-2 hour chunks. The borrowed digital camcorder I am using as a bridge (my newer minDV camera does not have an analog input) breaks the footage into 30 minute clips.
On a newer camera, this footage would end up being 10-30 manageable clips. I can't figure out how to split the clips (actually events I guess) in the events library either. One of the 30 minute "clips" could cross 5 "events," so it would be very handy to have the events separated in my events library rather than only being able to do so in the project library.
Any Ideas?

Split Clip is not accurate.

I've been adding a Freeze Frame to sports video in order to highlight (via PhotoShop) a specific player. Sometimes, not always, the freeze frame is correct but the split created around the freeze frame is about a half second later. In other words the freeze does not match-up with the split. Other times this all works just fine. When it's wrong I try to just do a split clip to the correct time thinking that I can drag the modified freeze frame back to the split I just made, but iMove won't perform a split there at all. Any ideas?

This command is only available if your Event has more than one clip. It will split the Event between two clips.
If you are not sure how many clips are in your Event, move the Thumbnail slider to the right until you get a single thumbnail per clip.

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