在视频编辑过程中您会经常做的一件事是拆分和剪切剪辑。它会删除您可能不想要的视频部分，或帮助您调整视频的节奏。如果您刚开始在Adobe Premiere上进行视频编辑，您可能会对所有可用的工具感到不知所措，并且想知道如何轻松拆分剪辑。
您可以通过多种方式在 Premiere Pro(in Premiere Pro)中拆分剪辑。
方法一：使用剃刀工具(Method 1: Using the Razor Tool)
在Premiere(Premiere)中剪切或拆分剪辑的最简单方法是使用剃刀(Razor )工具。这使您可以直接从项目时间轴在剪辑中的任何点拆分剪辑。这种方法的唯一缺点是它可能不太精确，但是，这是对剪辑进行第一次粗剪(first rough cut)的好方法。
- 确保(Make)要拆分的剪辑已放置在时间轴中。
- 查看时间线的左侧，您会看到一些工具图标。将鼠标移到它们上，直到找到带有剃刀图标的剃刀工具，然后选择它。(Razor )
- 当您将鼠标悬停在时间线中的剪辑上时，您的鼠标指针应该看起来像Razor图标。找到要拆分剪辑的位置。
- 单击(Click)要拆分的位置，您会看到这两个部分现在将断开连接。
- 现在，每个拆分部分都将像它们自己的单独剪辑一样。
您现在可以删除不想要的剪辑部分，或向任一剪辑部分添加效果和转场，而不会影响其他部分。在时间线中拆分剪辑也不会影响“项目”(Project)面板中的原始剪辑，因此如果您想要再次使用整个剪辑，只需在此处找到它并再次将其放置在时间线中。
方法 2：使用源面板(Method 2: Using the Source Panel)
在Adobe Premiere(Adobe Premiere)中拆分剪辑的另一种方法可以在将其放入时间线之前完成。这种方法更精确一些，因为您可以更改所需剪辑部分的确切入点和出点。使用此方法，您将使用“源(Source)”面板，而不是转到时间线。这是通常位于左上角的面板，当您在媒体(Media)库中选择一个剪辑时，它的预览将显示在这里。
因此，从“项目”(Project)面板中选择要拆分的剪辑，以便它出现在“源(Source)”面板中。然后按照以下步骤操作。
- 在“源(Source)”面板中剪辑时间栏的开头，您会看到一个箭头形标记。您可以使用它来浏览剪辑并设置输入(In)和输出(Out)标记。放置 In 标记的位置是剪辑在时间线中的开始位置， Out(Out)标记 反之亦然。
- 在您想要放置In和Out标记的任何位置按I或O键。I代表In，O代表Out。源(Source)面板的工具栏中也有图标，您可以单击以进行设置，这些图标看起来像括号。
- 设置好标记后，在Source面板工具中，选择Insert。这会将剪辑放入时间线标记所在的时间线中。您可以插入带或不带音频的视频。
准确地说，这是一种很好的方法，因为您可以逐帧观看剪辑并将 In 和Out标记放置在这些特定点上。它也不会影响“项目”(Project)面板中的原始剪辑，就像其他方法一样。而且，您不必处理混乱的时间线剪辑片段的残余。
如何删除剪辑的一部分(How to Delete Part of a Clip)
如果您使用Razor方法，您可能希望清理项目中不需要的剪辑片段。为此，您只需删除剪辑的一部分。不过不用担心，如果您后来意识到您想要恢复部分剪辑，您可以进入您的媒体(Media)库并再次找到原始剪辑以放入时间线。
以下是删除剪辑部分的几种简单方法：
- 右键单击(Right-click)您不想要的剪辑部分。从这里，选择剪切(Cut )选项。剪辑部分将从时间线中删除。
- 或者，您可以在时间线中选择不需要的剪辑部分，然后在计算机上点击Backspace 。您也可以在时间线中单击并拖动以选择多个剪辑并以这种方式删除它们。
在 Adobe Premiere Pro 中拆分剪辑(Splitting a Clip in Adobe Premiere Pro)
使用这些方法，很容易实现剪辑的完美剪辑。随着时间的推移，这些技术将成为第二天性，因为它们是视频项目(a video project)中最常用的一些工具。
How to Split a Clip in Adobe Premiere Pro
One of the thіngs you’ll do frequently during νideo editing is splitting and cutting clips. It removes parts of videos you may not want or helps get the pace of уour video just right. If you’re just starting out with video editing on Adobe Premiere, you might be overwhelmed with all the tools available and are wondering how you can easily split your clips.
There are several ways you can split a clip in Premiere Pro.
Method 1: Using the Razor Tool
The easiest way to cut or split clips in Premiere is by using the Razor tool. This allows you to split clips at any point in the clip you want, right from the project timeline. The only downside to this method is that it can be less precise, however, it’s a good way to do a first rough cut of your clips.
- Make sure the clip you want to be split is placed in your timeline.
- Look to the left-hand side of the timeline, and you’ll see some tool icons. Move your mouse over them until you find the Razor tool, with an icon that looks like a razor, and select it.
- When you hover over your clip in the timeline, your mouse pointer should look like the Razor icon. Find where you want to split the clip.
- Click where you want to make a split, and you’ll see the two portions will now be disconnected.
- Each split portion will now act like their own separate clips.
You can now delete the part of the clip you don’t want, or add effects and transitions to either clip portion without it affecting the other part. Splitting a clip in the timeline also won’t affect the original clip from the Project panel, so if you want the entire clip again you can simply find it there and place it in the timeline again.
Method 2: Using the Source Panel
Another way to split a clip in Adobe Premiere can be done before you put it in the timeline. This method is a bit more precise as you can change the exact in and out points of the portion of the clip you want. With this method, instead of going to the timeline, you’ll be using the Source panel. This is the panel usually in the top-left side, and when you select a clip in the Media library, a preview of it will show up here.
So, choose the clip from the Project panel you want to split so it comes up in the Source panel. Then follow these steps.
- At the beginning of the clip’s time bar in the Source panel, you’ll see an arrow-shaped marker. You can use this to scrub through the clip and set In and Out markers. Wherever the In marker is placed is where the clip will start when placed in the timeline, and vice versa for the Out marker.
- Hit the I or O keys wherever you want the In and Out markers to be placed. I is for In, O for out. There are also icons in the toolbar in the Source panel you can click to set these, which look like brackets.
- Once you have your markers set, in the Source panel tools, select Insert. This will put the clip into your timeline wherever the timeline marker is placed at. You can insert a video with or without audio.
This is a good method to use to be precise, as you can watch the clip frame-by-frame and place the In and Out marker at these specific points. It also won’t affect the original clip from the Project panel at all, just like the other method. And, you won’t have to deal with the remnants of cut-up clips cluttering your timeline.
How to Delete Part of a Clip
If you used the Razor method, you will likely want to clean up those pieces of the clip you don’t want in your project. To do this, you’ll just want to delete the part of the clip. Don’t worry though, if you later realize you want part of the clip back, you can just go into your Media library and find the original clip again to put in the timeline.
Here are a couple of easy ways to delete parts of a clip:
- Right-click on the part of the clip you don’t want. From here, select the Cut option. The clip portion will be removed from the timeline.
- Alternatively, you can just select the clip portion you don’t want in the timeline and hit Backspace on your computer. You can also click and drag in the timeline to select multiple clips and delete them this way too.
Splitting a Clip in Adobe Premiere Pro
Using these methods, getting the perfect cut of a clip is very easy to achieve. Over time these techniques will become second nature, as they are some of the most often used tools during a video project.
