This short video tutorial is for you, if you are a previous ClipScribe user who is trying out the new editor for the first time or it’s new to you. The Philosophy Every word has its own timing in this new editor. As you can see as I click on a word, you can see …
Philosophy of The New Editing Style for Previous Clipscribe Users Read More »
EDITING WORDS To edit a word, first click the word to select it. Then click it again to enter edit mode. To exit edit mode, you can click out (anywhere else on the screen). SHORTCUTS When a word is selected you can press the ENTER button to enter edit mode and ENTER again to …
Substyles are subtitle designs you can add to individual words or all the words in your video. Substyles give you word by word control over how your subtitles look and feel. You can manage your Substyles using the Substyle manager. Access the Substyle manager using this icon: You can also access the Substyle manager …
If you want to edit out part of your video, this is very easy and is done on a Subtitle block basis. Simply click the eye icon to the right of any subtitle block to edit the entire block out. This doesn’t remove the subtitles, it fully edits out that part of the video …
You can add both static and timed elements to your video like Emojis, Logos, Headlines and shapes. ADDING STATIC ELEMENTS Static elements will stay on-screen for the entire video. Click the blue tab in the image below to reach the static editor. Then you can use the icons at the top to add static …
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You can style your subtitles without using Substyles by using the Subtitle design editor in the main static design area. Click the design pencil to access the static editor. In this area, you add and edit global settings for static elements (headlines, emojis, etc. that stay on-screen the entire video), global subtitle settings, …
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You might want to control where a line break appears to control how your subtitles display. There are two ways to insert a line-break. ADDING A LINE BREAK BY SELECTING A WORD Click the word you would like to insert a line break after. Either click the line-break icon or use the shortcut SHIFT-ENTER. …
If you need to completely remove a word you can delete it. However, if you just want to edit the word or replace it, it is much better to change the word than try to completely delete it and add a new word from scratch. This is so you preserve the original word timing. But …
This tutorial applies to the word by word (Substyle) editor only. When using the word by word editor, it is important to ensure that word timings are preserved. If you have a word that needs to be moved to another block or repositioned, you can push or pull words between blocks. Pushing or pulling …
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In the new ClipScribe word by word (Substyle) editor you can add emojis inline (alongside your subtitles.) (*If you are wanting to add an emoji as an element like an image or logo, check out the tutorial on adding static or timed emojis.) There are two ways you can do this: Click the emoji icon …
