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QuickTIme in Mac OS X Lion allows you to easily trim your video clips, cutting out as much as you’d like from the beginning and end of the clip. While this feature is available for most versions of Mac OS X, the Lion version allows you to quickly access Trim from the playback bar. Read this guide to learn how to use this tool. | QuickTIme in Mac OS X Lion allows you to easily trim your video clips, cutting out as much as you’d like from the beginning and end of the clip. While this feature is available for most versions of Mac OS X, the Lion version allows you to quickly access Trim from the playback bar. Read this guide to learn how to use this tool. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Open your video file in the QuickTIme Player. You can trim any video or audio file that QuickTime supports. QuickTime is typically located in your Dock, and can also be found in the Applications folder. | #Open your video file in the QuickTIme Player. You can trim any video or audio file that QuickTime supports. QuickTime is typically located in your Dock, and can also be found in the Applications folder. | ||
