- Sep 17, 2017
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OH! I thought the bars were added by Shotcut.
1) Once you have the video in the main screen, picked a segment to edit, and dragged it to the timeline:
2) Click the clip in the timeline
3) On the top bar (Open file, save, undo, etc), click "Filters"
4) Click the + icon, and choose "Crop". If it's not there, enter it in the search bar that auto-pops, or click "All Video Filters" and find it. You probably want to add this to your favourite Filters. The only other one I use regularly is adjust white balance, and sometimes the stretch that you've used.
5) Enter the number of pixels to crop (you'll want to crop about 100 on the Top and Bottom, then adjust from there). You can drag the bar as well, but if you like details you'll just want to enter the numbers. You'll see the results in real-time.
6) Then! Add up the amount you've cropped from the y axis (Top + Bottom) and x axis (Left + Right). Under "Resolution" in the export tab, take away exactly this many pixels. ie: If the bars were 50 px each and the video was 640x480 (which yours are), change the number to 640x380. ALSO Change the aspect ratio to these numbers! Make resolution = aspect ratio.
7) Now hit Export File.
That should work. Hit me up if problems.
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