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The playback control bar expands to display a timeline view of the clip where you can drag the start and end markers to trim the clip as desired. To shorten a video clip, click the Trim Video button. Choose Capture Frame from the same menu to convert the current frame to a JPEG image that will be stacked with the clip. Move the current time indicator to the frame you want then, click the Frame button in the control bar and choose Set Poster Frame.

Setting distinctive thumbnail images (poster frames) for your videos can make it easier to find the clip you want in the Grid view. Double-click a thumbnail to preview the video in Loupe view drag the circular current time indicator in the playback control bar to scrub through the video manually. In the Library module Grid view, you can scrub backward and forward in your video clips by simply moving the mouse over the thumbnails, making it easy to select the clip you want. Choose File > Import Photos And Video or click the Import button in the Library module, then set up your import in the Import dialog box, just as you would for photos. Lightroom Classic will import many common digital video files from digital still cameras, including AVI, MOV, MP4, AVCHD, and HEVC.

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