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Filmora 11 User Guide
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Get Started on Win
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New Features
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System Requirements Specification
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Startup Window
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Panel Layout
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Creating Projects
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Importing
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Recording
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Editing Video
- Crop/pan & zoom video
- Apply mask to video
- Video snapshot
- Playing videos in reverse
- Creating a PIP effect
- Creating split screen video
- Mosaic blur effect
- Face-Off effect
- Using freeze frame
- Applying drop shadow
- Apply auto enhance
- Preset templates
- Border option
- Transforming
- Compositing
- Make motion tracking
- Stabilization
- Change video playback speed
- Chroma key (green screen)
- Lens correction
- Split & trim video
- Speech-to-Text/Text-to-Speech/SRT
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Editing Color
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Editing Audio
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Editing Animation
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Editing Speed
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Editing AI
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Video Effects Assets
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Video Transitions
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Audio Assets
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Titles Assets
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Elements Assets
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Exporting Clips
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Using Wondershare Drive
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Performance Improvement
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Change Playback Quality
You can adjust the playback quality of the Preview window for a smoother editing experience. For example, you can improve the performance of your preview by playing your video at a lower resolution than you want for your finished project or by creating proxy media files to edit with.
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Proxy files are more manageable versions of your clips that are easier to edit because they are smaller in terms of data (i.e. they are at a lower resolution). You can edit with a proxy file in Filmora, then export with your full-sized original clip.- If Filmora detects lags, it will prompt a message to ask you to lower playback quality.
- Reducing your playback quality can eliminate lags and save you time. Click the playback quality control menu, and then choose from these options:
- Full: preview your video without changing the original resolution
- 1/2: preview your video at 1/2 the original resolution
- 1/4: preview your video at 1/4 the original resolution
- 1/8: preview your video at 1/8 the original resolution
- 1/16: preview your video at 1/16 the original resolution