To assemble source files for editing on the Blackbird timeline, there are several methods available. This tutorial will focus on dragging sources from ...

Continuing from the previous tutorial, in the Blackbird Editor, you can drag and drop entire folders onto the timeline or edit viewer for assembly. Thi...

When you load single or multiple clips into the source viewer in the Blackbird Editor, you have source control over the editing process. The editing proce...

When editing in Blackbird, you can use various techniques, as shown in the previous videos, alongside the following method, depending on your editing r...

Selecting clips on the timeline in the Blackbird Editor can be done in two ways: lasso selection or direct shift-clicking. Lasso Selection To perfor...

In the Blackbird Editor, the edit side time code can be customized to adhere to standards set out by broadcasters or media organizations. By default, t...

In the Blackbird Editor, the default timeline window allows you to switch between different views to enable various functions and modes. You can use th...

In the Blackbird Edit timeline, you can select individual tracks or multiple tracks using different methods: Selecting Individual Tracks To select an...

In the Blackbird Editor, the Sync Display button on the timeline is used to show which tracks are synced together. Clicking this button will toggle the...

In the Blackbird Editor, once you have compiled your basic video sequence with synced video and audio clips, the next step is to trim your clips to ens...