After creating the video sequence, play it back and check it.
The sequence is played back using the function buttons (shown on the left) located at the top of the sequence editor window.
4.Click the 
button to move the play start position to the beginning of the video sequence.
5.Click the 
button to start playing the video sequence.
6.The playback images are now output to the monitor (video) for monitoring the pictures.
7.The cursor appears on the video track to indicate the current playback position while the video sequence is being played.
8.Playback is automatically ended at the end of the video sequence.
9.Click the 
button to suspend playback at any time.
<Check> | ) Did the playback of the video sequence start when the | button was |
| ||
| clicked? |
|
| ) Did the playback of the video sequence stop when the | button was |
| clicked? |
|
) Was there any noise or disturbances in the playback AV of the video sequence?
Check the playback images visually on the monitor (video) for monitoring the pictures.
Next, check the operation for the video
10.Use the mouse to click the first clip in the video sequence in which multiple clips were placed on the video track.
11.As shown in the figure on the right, some square dots called “grids” appear on the clip.
12.Among these grids, select the middle grid on the right side by clicking it with the mouse.
Keep the mouse in the clicked (dragged) status.
13.The color of the selected grid now turns from white to red.
14.Keep dragging the grid which has now turned red and move it toward the left before releasing the mouse at the appropriate position.
(This shortens the duration of the clip concerned.)
– 27 –