Editing a Screencast in iMovie

1. Editing a Screencast in iMovie How to start editing your screencast.

2. Now you’re ready to edit.

3. To edit a still, move theScrubber to the still you wish to change. To the right of the still the following buttons will appear: To change the audio The length of the still. The number of the still The Settings button, click on down arrow for the drop screen.

4. The Scrubber To edit the still, click on it. You will know it is selected when it is highlighted in yellow. To play the still, move the Scrubber to the still. Click the spacebar to play and and click on the spacebar to pause.

5. Settings Button This is the drop screen that appears when you click on the Settings button.

6. Clip Adjustments As a beginner, you may only be interested in changing the length of the still. Click on Duration and type in the seconds you’d like the still to be shown in your screencast. Click Done to save your changes.

7. Video Adjustments As a new user, you probably will not use this setting. If you are adventurous, try playing with the adjustments and see how it changes your still. Click Done to save your changes.

8. Audio Adjustment This is where you can the volume of your clip. Click here to adjust reducing background noise. Click here to undo any changes you made. Click Done to save your changes.

9. How to edit out information 1. Place the Scrubber at the beginning of the area you want to delete. 2. Double click on the still.

10. This drop screen will appear. Click on Split Clip

11. The clip will separate.

12. How to edit out information 1. Place the Scrubber at the end of the area you want to delete. 2. Double click on the still.

13. This drop screen will appear. Click on Split Clip

14. You have now created a still that you want to delete. 1. Click on the still you want to delete and click on it. You will know that you have selected it if the still has a yellow frame around it. 2. Next press the Delete button on your keyboard and the still will be deleted from you screencast.

15. The End View the next slideshow to learn how to add features to your screencast.