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Disable a track to sample various audio clips.Media on disabled tracks is not included in the exported video.The icon turns gray and the track brightens to indicate the track is on. The icon turns white and the track dims to indicate the track is off.Ĭlick the white eye icon to the left of the track. Media on a locked track cannot be cut, copied, deleted, pasted, or modified in any way.ĭisable a track to remove media from the canvas, preview, and exported video.Media on a locked track appears on the canvas, preview, and exported video.The icon turns gray and the track brightens to indicate the track is unlocked. The icon turns white and the track dims with a lined effect to indicate the track is locked.Ĭlick the white lock icon to the left of the track. Lock a track to prevent editing or other changes to the media on the track. When several tracks are on the timeline, use the scroll bar to view more tracks.Ĭlick and drag the scroll bar on the right side of the timeline up or down to view more tracks.ĭouble-click the track name and type a new name. Right-click a track name and select Remove All Empty Tracks.

Right-click a track name and select Remove Track.Right-click a track and select Insert Track > Above or Below.

Drag and drop media from the Media Bin or Library tabs onto an empty area on the timeline.

To resize only one track, drag the border between tracks up or down.Īdd an unlimited number of tracks to the timeline.Ĭomplete any of the following to add a track: To resize all tracks, drag the track slider. Press Ctrl+3 (Windows) or Command+3 (Mac) to reattach the timeline. Select View > Timeline > Detach Timeline or press Ctrl+3 (Windows) or Command+3 (Mac). To reorder tracks, click near the track name and drag to a new position on the timeline.ĭetach the timeline to view more tracks at one time or to move to another monitor for precise editing. Media on the top layers cover media on the layers below.įor visual media on the timeline, the track order controls the z-order position for media in a video. The timeline is organized into layers called tracks. To view the project in full, click the icon to fit the entire project to the timeline.

Note: If you export the video with a solo track enabled, only the solo track is exported.ĭrag the zoom slider to zoom in on the timeline for more precise editing. The icon changes to and all other tracks are disabled. Hold Alt key (Windows) or Option key (Mac) and click the icon to the left of the track. Preview one selected track on the canvas. Click the play button to preview the video.

Camtasia displays the frame on the canvas.ĭrag the playhead to the desired position on the timeline. All media at that point on the timeline display as the current frame on the canvas.ĭrag the playhead to the desired position on the timeline. The playhead location represents a point in time in the video. To learn more about managing media in your video, see Build Your Video with Imported Media. Use the timeline to assemble a video.ĭrag media from the Media Bin or Library tab onto the timeline.Īs you make edits on the timeline, the Media Bin always maintains the original version of your media. The timeline displays the sequence of all media in a video.