3.1: Main Interface

• Toolbar
  • Import : Click to launch the Import interface. Please read our article Import Interface to read more about this workspace.  
    • Yellow Dot: Indicates no device is connected. 
    • Green Dot: Indicates a device is connected and can be imported from.
  • Show Info: Click while an album or scene is selected to get a small blurb of its meta data. Interact with any of the text boxes to edit the data. 
  • Scene Actions
    • Trim: Click while a scene is selected to trim down to a new length.
    • Split: Click while a scene is selected to create a new scene from any moment in the footage. 
    • Combine: Click while more than one scene is selected. Scenes will be combined and create a new scene.
    • Export: Click while an album or scene is selected. It will then launch the export window for that album or scene. Exporting an album will function as a bulk export for all the scenes in that album.
    • Video Adjustments: Click while a scene is selected to make quick video adjustments such as contrast, hue, sharpness, etc. 
  • Share Scene: Click while a scene is selected to share the footage via Apple Messenger, Email, Photos, Notes, AirDrop, or Freeform.
  • Sort Scenes: Click while an album is selected to sort your scenes by Name, Date, or Author in either ascending or descending order. 
  • Search: Search your albums and scenes by name. Matching results will be filtered onto the “Albums” and “Scenes” areas. 

• Albums
  • All imports are stored in an album which contains scenes that are your captured footage.
  • Scenes are segments of footage that were captured from your import.
  • If you wish to create a new album, you’ll need to begin a new import.

• Scenes
  • An album may contain one or more scenes. 
  • Scenes can be reorganized by clicking and dragging them.

• Playback
  • The monitor in this area can be used to preview and edit your footage. 
  • Use the play button to play your footage.
  • Once the footage begins to play, the play button will become a pause button and can be used to pause the footage
  • The buttons next to the play button will adjust the playback speed.
  • You may drag the play head marker to change the current timestamp of your footage.
  • Use the volume slider to control the master volume of your playback.
  • You may also full screen your playback.