00:08so over here in lossless cut when you import out a video what you see is the entire timeline that
00:15is now you can see that there's this is the zero seconds and if I were to go over here
00:19this is 21
00:20seconds of video but if I want to do a precise selection you can see that this is a fairly
00:26short
00:26video so I can select out the part I want but if you are having a very large video then
00:32you might
00:32want to zoom in to be more precise on the timeline so to do that you can see on the
00:37bottom there's
00:37the zooming option and right now the zoom is on 1x if I were to do 2x right here what
00:43happens is that
00:44you see that this is 50% of the video and as I click and drag you go on to
00:49the other part you
00:50can see this icon right here for reference so I can move it on to the right or left just
00:55likes this so
00:56this is one second and this is 11 second as I click and drag it you can see that it
01:02goes on to
01:0221 seconds and just like this so I can click on this and it goes frame by frame on left
01:08side and right
01:09side I can zoom it even further let's say for example even 4996 times and if I were to move
01:16this
01:16you can see that it jumps there's like a lot of things going on right here let me just zoom
01:21out
01:22into 64 times and you can see that this is each frame now so if as I were to click
01:26this you can
01:27be very very precise with the frame I can go around check this and then this is the frame let's
01:32say for
01:33example so this whole space represents the entire frame so I can just select that out and these five
01:40frames has been selected out so I can zoom in and zoom out to be very very precise in selection
01:46inside of
01:47lossless cut like this and I can zoom in and zoom out to view everything out just like that so
01:53that
01:53is how you can use the timeline June option zoom options inside of lossless cut so if you guys learn
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