With all the new stuff packed into Windows Media Player, I thought it might be a good idea to highlight some tips for using Windows Media Player. Not only did we give Windows Media Player a face lift, it also takes advantage of key Windows 7 features such as the new Windows Taskbar, HomeGroup and Jump Lists.
In the right panel, a conversion process will begin and the original video will be replaced with the reversed video.Ĭhoosing the conversion quality of the reversed clip in Shotcutīy default, this function reverses both audio and video, so if you don’t want that, or if you want the video to be muted, you can separate audio from video by right-clicking on the video on the timeline and clicking “Detach audio.” Now, you can remove the audio or change it for something else.Īlternatively, you can mute the audio by adding a filter in the “filters” menu on the top bar while the video is selected, and picking from the list “Mute.” Now the video is silent.In Windows 7, we’ve improved how people can play and manage their digital media content (like music and videos) through Windows Media Player. If you intend to edit the video further, it may be best to move the slider towards “best.”Īs soon as you finish, you will be able to save the new reversed video on your hard drive.
The Reverse function in Shotcut is at the bottom of the properties for the clipĬlicking “Reverse” will bring up a panel with a slider where you can choose the quality of the conversion. If you don’t see this function, to make the video play backwards, it could be because you have an older version, and this function can be found hidden in the menu with the three lines: Step 3: In this new panel, a “ Reverse” function should appear near the bottom.
Step 2: With the video selected, click on “ Properties” in the top bar, to bring up the properties panel on the left.Ĭlick Properties on the top bar, while you have the clip selected Import the video you want to reverse on the Shotcut timeline and click it
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