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The easiest way is to use the sliders to the left and right when importing. This is covered around 7 minutes into the video. For long videos this can be imprecise, so the better way is to import the full video, then split the video and remove the bit you don't want. This method is covered around 9 and a half minutes into the video.

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Shotcut is a video editing software, that we can use on the videos created by OBS Studio. There's a link to download Shotcut in the video description.

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To do this in Shotcut, select the video clip you want to add text to from the timeline, then select "Filters" on the left and click "+" and select "Text: Simple". This will show controls for formatting the text. You can enter the text to display in the "Text" box and drag/resize the text box via the video preview window.

@@_sjcross thank you

Hi! Once you've added the full screen "Display capture" it will appear in the list of "Sources". If you right-click it from this list and select "Filters" (near the bottom of the list) you can add a filter (+ icon in the bottom left) for "Crop/Pad". It's a bit trial and error as you have to enter the dimensions of the crop manually, but once done, you can drag/resize this input in OBS's main preview window. Alternatively, if you're looking to capture from a specific application, you can use the "Window capture" input, which allows you to select a single window. Hope that helps!

Nope, they're totally different bits of software. OBS will create video files which don't necessarily need editing to view. OBS has many different formats it can output in such as MP4, which will open in Windows Media Player, VLC player, etc. If you wanted, you could upload videos exported by OBS straight to UA-cam. Shotcut just gives you the option to edit the videos, splice multiple videos together, add transition effects and things like this.

@@_sjcross I would love some assistance. I have OBS. I am able to hit record. But once I hit stop recording, how to I see what was recorded?

When you stop the recording it should automatically save into the videos folder on your computer. On Windows I think this will be something like C:\Users\[username]\Videos. I'm not sure about other operating systems, but should work in a similar way. I've not got OBS infront of me at the moment, but I also expect the default save location for videos can be changed from OBS' settings

@@_sjcross Thanks for the reply. I do see the saved files I just don't know how to open them. I am on a MAC.

@@FriedlandM If you're unable to open them, it could be that OBS has saved them in a format the default Mac video player can't open (e.g. .mkv or .flv). You can change the format that OBS will save to by going to "Settings", then "Output" and changing "Recording format" to say mp4 (this should be supported by most video players). To open any existing videos in other formats, it may be worth trying something like VLC (www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html) which is an open source video player which supports a massive range of video formats.

Not that I'm aware of I'm afraid. I think you've always got to manually start and stop recording with OBS.

Once you've loaded your video into Shotcut, you can right click the clip in timeline and go to More > Detach Audio. This will strip the audio from the video clip and place it into a separate audio-only track.