Sony Bloggie -- How to trim video

I generally use my Sony Bloggie to shoot concerts. My question is in regards to trimming videos, so I can extract one song out of a set and post onto YouTube. When I hit the Trim button on one of my segments, the screen goes into "One Moment Please" for an inordinately amount of time and doesn't do anything. How long is this supposed to stay there until the new video is produced? Am I doing something wrong? An answer would be much appreciated.

Hello and welcome to the forums.
Often, a video clip you have taken may be longer than you want or some sharing services such as YouTube, Flickr, or Facebook, has a file size or play length requirement.
Currently, YouTube limits a video clip to a maximum file size of 2GB or 15 minutes. With all Flickr accounts (free and premium), a video clip is limited to 150 MB in size or 90 seconds in length. Facebook video file size and play length limits are dynamically determined based on a users’ profile based on a host of criteria.
Bloggie Software allows you to trim the beginning and ending portions of a video clip.
To trim a video:
*first select the video clip.
On the right hand side in the Voice area, a “Trim Video” option appears.
*Click on “Trim Video”.
*The Trim video tool will appear.
You can adjust the beginning and the ending of the video by adjusting the marker on the left to where you would like the video clip to begin, and the marker on the right to where the video clip will end. When you are happy with the video clip, you can trim the video.
*select the “Trim” button.
The trimmed video will then be displayed as well as a copy of the video will be created and appear in the Bloggie Software “Everything” view. To return back to your Library of photos and videos, select the “Close” button.
If your computer is hanging and will not complete the trimming process please ensure any resident security programs are not preventing the Bloggie software from completing the task.

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