How We Use Scaling to Our Advantageįor our tutorial videos, we record on a monitor that is twice the size of our project dimensions. In these situations scaling the recording is unavoidable, but you can use scaling to your advantage. Your monitor doesn’t fit a standard 16:9 aspect ratio.If you record a screen that is bigger or smaller than the size of the video you want to create.Sometimes it’s not possible to match your recording and project dimensions. Scaling Tips Sometimes You Can’t Avoid Scaling In the Dimensions dropdown, select Current and click OK.In the File format dropdown, select Export to MP4.Enter a file name in the Export As field and select a location.
On the Dimensions tab, select Current Project Dimensions.Enter a File name and select a Save location.Click the Export button and select Local File.Complete the following to export a video with the current project (editing) dimensions: Match the dimensions or aspect ratio in recording, editing, and exporting your video to maintain video quality. To learn more about improving audio quality, see Add Audio Effects. Click to enable the Auto-normalize loudness option.Select the Magnification dropdown > Project Settings option.Enable the Auto-normalize loudness option to automatically adjust the audio loudness across clips to maintain audio consistency for a project. Select the Magnification dropdown > Project Settings > Frame Rate dropdown to change the editing frame rate.Ĭrisp, clear audio is also a key element of video quality.Right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) the media in the Media Bin and select Details to view the actual media frame rate.Note: To edit and export a video at a high target frame rate (60 fps), your timeline must include high frame rate video clips.
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