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PowerDirector (previous versions) » Best Practice for trimming Large Video files into smaller clips » Go to message
I'm basically taking hours of video from several action cameras and seperating them into smaller clips for placement onto the PowerDirector timeline.

I've normally tripped videos into clips with Windows movie maker then just imported the clips for placement into the timeline.

I dont like having to export or "produce" the clips and save them/encode them over and over again as I'm sure I'm losing video quality doing so. I'm also sure PowerDirector has an easier way to manage multiple sources of video than trimming and adding one by one... Perhaps a way to add all video files (different angles of the same event) and key certain files at certain times?

Can someone please let me know the best practice for doing this?



Thanks
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