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Move through the video

Cut video clips, no re-edit.

Define clips inside an existing recording and reuse the parts you need without going back to an editor.

Works on the video you already have. No re-encoding.

Screenshot needed — video clips configured on the timeline in the editor

What it does

The edit that does not need an editor

Most re-cuts exist to remove a section for one audience. That should not require a new export.

No re-encoding

The original file is untouched; clips are ranges over it rather than new renders.

Reuse across audiences

One recording serves several versions without maintaining several files.

Changes stay live

Adjust the clip and every place it is embedded updates, with no re-upload.

In practice

Where clips save the most time

Long recordings that several audiences each need a slice of.

  • Webinar recordings split into topic segments
  • All-hands sessions cut down per department
  • Course lectures broken into revisable chunks
Screenshot needed — video clips being configured in the editor

In depth

What video clips is for

Throughout your video, you might decide that additional content is needed to drive home your video. Through video clips, you can add additional recordings inside of your video straight from the Mindstamp editor. Add clarification, additional information, and your thoughts for a unique way to engage your audience.

Adding video clips inside of your interactive video can allow you, as the creator, to provide additional information and insight into a topic for your audience.

By adding an interaction that allows your viewers to watch an additional video demonstrating a topic can improve engagement and increase awareness of the content at hand.

Video clips provide a way for you to provide your unique perspective on a particular topic. With video clips, you can create a recording through the Mindstamp editor and overlay it directly in your video.

This can be a self recording of you talking to the camera about your experience with the topic or a supplementary video embedded directly in your video. Either way, using video clips will enhance your audience's understanding of the video’s material.

At Mindstamp, we love collaboration. This is why we have a feature that allows your viewers to create interactions in videos that you have created. By enabling the ability to add interactions, you can encourage your audience to add video clips to your videos. This has many use cases including education and testimonies.

For example, if you have a course teaching a foreign language, you can encourage your audience to record themselves speaking in the language for practice. Additionally, you can capture your audience’s testimonies for a specific product or service. By capturing your audience's thoughts and experiences through video clips, you can dynamically improve your services, products, marketing campaigns and beyond!

What gets measured

Every use of it is reported

Reported per viewer
Every use of this interaction is recorded against the person, not the play.
Placed to the second
Attached to the timecode it sits on, so results map to the moment that produced them.
On video you already have
Layered on the existing file — the original is never re-encoded or replaced.

Questions

What teams ask about video clips

Does clipping change the original file?

No. Clips are ranges over the source, so the original is never re-encoded or replaced.

Can a clip carry its own interactions?

Yes — interactions belong to the experience, so each clip can ask its own questions.

Try it on one video

Cut a long recording into clips

Take last quarter’s webinar and make the useful eight minutes findable.