[Wayne Garton]

Thanks guys.
Much better solution than cropping, sharing and re-importing

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

Thanks so much for sharing your wealth of experience. I will try all of your suggestions.

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

I knew it would be easy. Thanks Simon.

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

I haven’t tried doing what you want to do, but there is an excellent free programme by squared 5 called Mpeg Streamclip https://www.squared5.com/svideo/mpeg-streamclip-mac.html. This programme can convert to all sorts of formats. It can convert to AVI (windows friendly) or MP4.
Also you may find that VLC https://www.videolan.org/vlc/ is a better choice to view in Windows than Media player.

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

Especially since both nations “shake” a bit every so often ..

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

You are amazing. Thanks

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

Thanks Simon

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

I found the answer …. courtesy of Larry Jordan

If you need to revert back to the original components of the compound clip – say to apply a different effect, change the text of a title, or add a new piece of video – simply select the compound clip and choose Clip > Break Apart Clip Items.

Break Apart Clip Items

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

Thanks Michael. Very useful tutorial.

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Wayne
New Zealand

[Wayne Garton]

Hey Jeff
Could you clarify what you mean by …. then break apart the clip items

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Wayne
New Zealand