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Click the video timeline and hover over either of the two ends until a double-headed arrow appears. Drag the edges until you reach the desired length.
Alternatively, you may click the video element, then click the Trim tool (scissor icon). Input a specific duration in seconds and click Done. You can also right-click at a particular point of a video scene, and hit Split to cut the scene in two.
Click the video timeline and hover over either of the two ends until a double-headed arrow appears. Drag the edges until you reach the desired length.
Alternatively, you may click the video element, then click the Trim tool (scissor icon). Input a specific duration in seconds and click Done. You can also right-click at a particular point of a video scene, and hit Split to cut the scene in two.
Or, click the video timeline and click & slide the handlebars until a double-headed arrow appears. Drag the handlebars until you reach the desired video length or scene.
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