Edius X Tutorial

Use 'I' for In and 'O' for Out on a clip in the Player.

Complete list of the EDIUS 9/X tutorial contents - DVC Training

"The timeline audio crackles." Fix: Go to Settings > System Settings > Audio . Change the "Audio Buffer" from 256 to 1024.

Use the tool (Alt + S) to click and drag volume keyframes directly on the timeline. edius x tutorial

Before we dive into the "how," it is important to understand the "why." Unlike many competitors that rely heavily on GPU acceleration for rendering previews, EDIUS X is engineered to leverage the power of your CPU. This architecture allows it to handle mixed formats (4K, HD, different frame rates) on the timeline without the dreaded "red line" of buffering.

Whether you are a news editor needing to turn around a clip in five minutes or a documentary filmmaker working with 4K HDR footage, EDIUS X is arguably the fastest NLE on the market. However, its unique workflow can be confusing if you are coming from Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or even older EDIUS 9.

Double-click a clip in the Bin. It opens in the . Use the I key to set an In point and the O key to set an Out point . Use 'I' for In and 'O' for Out on a clip in the Player

You have two primary methods:

Your digital filing cabinet for video, audio, and images. The Timeline: The heart of the edit where you layer tracks.

If you need to set it manually:

Before you touch a clip, you need to understand that EDIUS X is hardware-agnostic. It does not demand a powerful GPU; it relies on your CPU and Intel Quick Sync. This makes it ideal for laptops.

Upon launching EDIUS X, you are greeted with the window. This is the first hurdle for many.