How do I add (or replace) a media in a screen?

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If you wish to use media when editing your project, you must add them to screens, from your own library, the stock library, the company library, or your favorites. Most screens allow you to add up to two medias.

 


 

To add a media to your screen:

  • Start by selecting a screen compatible with adding media (not all of them allow this), either by clicking on Add a screen, or on the "+" button in the timeline, between two screens or at the end of it.

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  • Then, you have two options:

    • Hover over the example media thumbnail, click on the three small dots (Actions), then select Replace. You will then be redirected to your project's library to choose the desired media and configure it before adding it.

  • Click directly on the Library tab in the left menu of your project, then drag and drop the media of your choice onto the relevant thumbnail.

Note: To add a second media, click on the "+" button to the right of the first one. Certain specific screens, such as Slideshow Pop, allow you to add more than ten.

 

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  • Videos are limited to 15 minutes per screen. If your video exceeds 5 minutes, you will need to split it across multiple screens: for example, the first from 0 to 15 minutes, the second starting from the 15th minute, etc.

  • Replacing a media automatically keeps your settings (filters, rotation, speed). Your trim and crop are also maintained if your new media has exactly the same duration and dimensions.

  • You cannot import media larger than 2 GB. To bypass this limit, consider compressing your file or splitting it into multiple parts using an external tool.

  • If you want to reuse a media in another project without having to re-import it or search for it again in the library, add it to your Favorites in the library.

  • If you add a second media to a screen, the text will appear over both medias.

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