Video: is it possible to make "cuts" to Video in Pro Tools?

[lapieuvre]

Yeah, how do you unlock video?

I tried Edit Lock/Unlock but doesn'T work here

I have Pro Tools 10.3.9 OSX 10.9.5

Thanks

[YYR123]

Woo that's a problem 10.3.9 is not qualified to run on Mavericks

[Park Seward]

If you just need to make simple video edits, QuickTime Pro 7 does that and it works under Yosemite.

[audiobob]

Originally Posted by Angelo of Onello

Video: is it possible to make "cuts" to Video in Pro Tools?

I imported some video of playing music into the Pro Tools sessions to sync it up with the audio. Looks great.
But i want to make some "cuts" to the video before i export it.

the typical Pro Tools commands dont work on the video strip. i know its not a video editting program per say, but i think its gotta be possible to make cuts? yes no?

Thanks!
- Angelo

MacBook Pro
Snow Leopard
PT 9.0.6

Not sure if your question has been answered...but like Craig F said, the only way to actually edit video in Pro Tools is with Pro Tools HD. Even then, you won't be able to export the edits to a movie. Like Park said, QT Pro 7 is ok for simple edits. If that doesn't suit you, then what about iMovie? Your next bet would be Final Cut Pro X. That's what I did and it works well. Actually I like FCP 7 better...but can get by with X for the little things I do.

[nigelpry]

Originally Posted by audiobob

Not sure if your question has been answered...but like Craig F said, the only way to actually edit video in Pro Tools is with Pro Tools HD. Even then, you won't be able to export the edits to a movie. Like Park said, QT Pro 7 is ok for simple edits. If that doesn't suit you, then what about iMovie? Your next bet would be Final Cut Pro X. That's what I did and it works well. Actually I like FCP 7 better...but can get by with X for the little things I do.

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