Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide
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Preparations
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Account
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Get Started & Basic Settings
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Performance Settings
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Creating Projects
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Creating New Projects
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Video Editing for Windows
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Basic Video Editing
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Advanced Video Editing
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AI-Powered Video Editing
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Audio Editing for Windows
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Basic Audio Editing
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Advanced Audio Editing
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AI-Powered Audio Editing
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- How to Execute AI Voice Cloning in Wondershare Filmora?
- AI Music Generator for Windows
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- How to Use Auto Caption Feature in Filmora?
- Silence detection
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Text Editing for Windows
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Basic Text Editing
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Advanced Text Editing
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AI-Powered Text Editing
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Video Customizations
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Video Effects
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Audio Effects
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Transitions
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Stickers
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Filters
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Color Editing
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Animations
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Templates
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Exporting & Share & Cloud Backup
Audio Meter in Windows
There is a certain level of sound that humans can bear and even lower that they can enjoy; hence, Filmora has a feature to take care of your content's audio level. The Audio Meter is an independent functionality in Filmora, and users can enable it during or after editing. Following this guide, users will find the step-by-step instructions to access the audio meter:
Accessing the Audio Meter
If you wish to display the audio meter while editing in Filmora, keep following the given directions to enable it:
Step 1: Import Media and Bring it to the Timeline
Once Filmora is installed on your PC, initiate a new and import your media using the "Ctrl + I" shortcuts. Then, drop your media to the timeline panel while making sure that your media contains audio.
Step 2: Enable the Audio Meter
Choose the clip and activate this function by clicking the "Audio Meter" icon on the right side of the timeline toolbar.
Step 3: See the Audio Meter's Statistics
The audio meter will be shown on the right side of the timeline panel, providing the audio statistics for your media.
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