Create, Organize, and Download Clips in Rev (Full Transcript)

[00:00:06] Speaker 1: In this video, we'll walk through how to work with clips in Rev, finding the moments that matter, creating your own, and keeping them organized across your cases. First up, Suggested Clips. When you open a video file in Rev, you'll see clips already curated for you right here in the panel. Each one includes a title, a description, a thumbnail, and clip duration, so you can see exactly what the moment is before you even click on it. And if it's what you need, you just hit save. What's really cool about this is that the clips that are suggested are tailored to your line of work. So if you're a defense attorney, you're going to see different moments surface than a prosecutor would, even on the exact same recording. Rev is looking at your cases through your specific lens. Next, Creating Your Own Clips. Just go to the media player, click Create a Clip, and then check this out. I click on the timeline and drag to select exactly the section I want. That's it. That's my clip. Then just save it or download it instantly. To help you stay organized, the panel shows the file name for every clip. And you can rename clips right there, so you can always find what you need later. Need to download multiple clips? Select all and download them at once, instead of grabbing them one by one. And finally, no matter how you saved a clip, there's a timestamp link at the top that makes it easy to get back to where it came from. That's how clips work in Rev. To keep going, check out our other tutorials.