Auto Movie Creator 3.26

Barras de herramientas

Auto Movie Creator has a toolbar on the main window and a separate toolbar for the Collections window. These give you easy, quick access to the most commonly-used commands. This section describes the main toolbar.La barra de herramientas para cada colección se describe en la sección de esa colección.

Figura 1 es la barra de herramientas de la ventana principal.

Figure 1: The Main Toolbar

It includes: 

Nuevo proyecto , Open Project  ySave Project : Nuevo proyecto closes the current project, leaving you a blank Storyboard to start work on a new movie. The contents of the Video and Photos Collection y Colección de música are not removed. You should Save Project periodically (and at the end of an editing session) to avoid losing your work.  Open Project opens a previously saved project so that you do further editing.  

Cortar , Copiar , Pegar y Quitar : A clip or transition can be moved from one part of the Storyboard to another using cut and paste.  Copiar lets you paste the clip or transition without affecting the original.If you cut it, it is removed from the original location and can be pasted to a new one.El Quitar key deletes the clip or transition entirely. Quitar can also be used to remove files from the Video and Photos collection and the Music collection.

Narración y Control de Balance de volumen : Click on the Narración button to add a voice recording starting from the position where the seek slider of the Preview is positioned. El Control de Balance de volumen lets you adjust the relative volumes of the clip audio, music and narration in a clip.

Options and Help: Click the Opciones botón para cambiar la configuración del programa. El Ayuda button will open this Help file.

The buttons starting from Videos and Photos Collection and ending at Export represent the logical sequence of activities for making a movie. Use these button one after the other, in the order shown, and you get a final edited movie complete with music, narration, effects, transitions, and titles and credits. (You may choose to skip some of these steps, depending on the type of movie you are creating.)