No more having to assemble a title screen using a huge, cumbersome image editing package and then importing it as an image. They’re in a different category than your standard videos due to the different media streams they contain (or perhaps I should say can contain - you need to have actually recorded those streams in order for them to be present). The Clip Bin holds five categories of media:Ĭamtasia Recording File. You may continue to import at will without losing anything currently located in the Clip Bin. Don’t worry if you missed a clip or you have need for various clips located in different directories. With no fewer than six different ways of doing the same thing, do you get the sense that perhaps this is a really important command? Notice that all the clips you imported now show up in the Clip Bin. You may also either narrow your search to a particular media type or include all media types by making an appropriate choice from the Files of type drop-down list. You can select multiple files by clicking and dragging, or by Ctrl-clicking on individual items. In the dialog that appears, select the media file you wish to import.
Right-click within the Clip Bin, and then choose Import Media… from the context menu that appears. To import one or more clips into Camtasia Studio,dothe following:įrom the Welcome dialog (that little box that appeared when you first opened the program), click Start a new project by importing media files.įrom the Add section of the Task List, click Import media….Ĭlick the Import Media Files button on your toolbar. Even if you’re not sure you’re going to use a particular clip, it’s best to import and have it at your fingertips should you end up needing it.
Okay, we’ve got some clips we want to work with, but in order to do anything with them in Camtasia Studio, we have to import them first.
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