The only other part of processing video footage would be to enhance its quality and fix any issues that are present. By the time you’re done adding media files and trimming out unwanted parts, your video structure should have taken shape. Generally, it is likely you’ll only want to use parts of the videos that you add to Movavi Video Editor, in which case you can split your videos into segments and trim out the parts you don’t want. By default, all the media files that you add will be displayed in the ‘Timeline’ in the lower section of the interface, and you can arrange the sequence they appear in by dragging them around. The first thing you’ll want to do is add the media files that you want to use to Movavi Video Editor, by clicking on the ‘Add Media Files’ button and selecting any video or audio files, or even images that you want to use.

If you haven’t launched Movavi Video Editor yet you should do so, and select ‘Create a project in full feature mode’ to get started. In any case, once you have the footage that you need you will want to compile it all and process it. In short, you could technically create a video from within the editor itself, or if not at very least it will let you record additional footage as required.

Aside from that Movavi Video Editor will also provide you with the option to record additional audio or video footage via a microphone, webcam, or some other device.

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