hello how are you doing today my name 
is Otto and welcome back to the channel this is part 2 of my insta360 One X2   tutorial and on the first part I cover how to 
use this camera and how to access the menus if you want to watch that part I'll put a link 
up here and also on the description of the video so in this video I'm going to focus 
on how to use the insta360 One X2   app to edit your video clips so let's get started to connect the camera to the smartphone you need 
to have wi-fi, Bluetooth and location services on so I'm back to the main menu and 
I'm going to choose album over here so this is gonna take me   to the video clips that I have both on 
the camera and already on the smartphone so the best thing to do or the way I prefer 
to do it is I like to download the videos   so to download you select a video clip   and then here you can just pause it and you 
hit download so it downloads to the smartphone so now what I'm going to do 
is I'm going to select a clip   and I'm going to explain how to edit a video but first uh let's take a 
look at what this do over here   the left arrow is going to 
go back to the previous menu this icon with an arrow up
is to export the video but   I will get to that later and this is for the menu here we can turn on or off the 
stabilization I like to have it on,   this one is to lock direction of the 
camera and on most cases I set this to on if it's off what it's going to do is that 
the camera is going to keep looking at the   same direction where you started recording 
the video for example if I start recording   like this facing over there and if I turn 
to the right side what you're gonna see on   the app is that the camera is still facing 
that way instead of looking at that point identify tracking targets is this little icon that 
will suggest if something can be tracked or not,   I leave it on but I don't use this so 
you might actually just turn it off over here you can reset all the edits 
that you've done to the video clip,   you can add or remove from favorites 
and here you can also delete the clip on the main screen I can tap the 
screen to play or to pause the video,   the left and right arrow will go to the previous 
or the next video that you have available and here at the bottom we have the video 
timeline and I can just drag this to the left   or the right side above the timeline we're going to see a 
general menu where we can select a few things,   the first one is ratio so if I press it 
it's going to change the ratio of the video then we have multi-view which is 
basically a picture-in-picture   style, so for the multi-view you're 
going to select the starting point   let's say over here and you drag the 
timeline until you want it to stop you confirm here, now you can see that on 
this section of the timeline I have a picture   in picture so I can still work on this side and 
this one over here is just going to show myself so we also have multiple ways to select it   so this is a split screen and 
this is a front and back view so right now I'm going to delete it just 
because I'm not going to use it anymore to trim a video just select the icon over here   and now you select the starting point where you 
want to trim the video let's say I don't want   this part over here, so I'm going to select 
here and then I'm just going to move or drag   until the end and all of that is what I want 
for my video clip so let's say I'm gonna cut it right here, so then I just have to confirm 
over here and that's it with the speed icon   you can select the speed that you want so you 
select over here, now you have to select if you   want to freeze the frame or if you want to do a 
slow motion or if you want the clip to go faster so for this example I am going to choose 8 
and now I need to choose uh the section that   I want this bit to be applied so I'm just 
going to drag it to the right side again   and I want to go until here so I select okay 
and then this icon over here is to select if   you want motion blur or not here on the app is 
going to look the same but when you export the   clip it's going to show the motion blur so I'm 
going to keep it on and I'm going to confirm and   now on the timeline we have this red bar on the 
top indicating that this part has a speed change so I want to play it just to see how it looks like so if you want to change it or delete it 
all you have to do is go back to speed   and here I have it the red line and 
I can just delete it and confirm the stats icon is to select the GPS   and on filter you can select the filter 
and just apply the intensity that you want and here on the right side you can select music,   there's a big selection that comes from the 
app and you can also select your own music so on the timeline there is 
a plus sign and here's where   we're going to set what we're looking 
at and how this is going to happen if we look at the video we can see that 
the camera is just looking straight   but let's say that instead of walking straight on 
the bridge I want to be looking to the right side so what we have to do here is, let's go back over 
here, so over here I am going to put a pivot point   by pressing the plus sign and now on the main 
screen you can see there is a yellow dot which   indicates where the camera is looking at, but I 
want to change that so I'm just going to drag this and let's say that I want 
to look that way you can see   the little plus sign right there and 
that's where I wanted to be looking at so I'm gonna hit here where 
it says update keyframe   and now the yellow dot is over here 
so if I go back to the initial point   and press play the camera is 
going to turn to the right side now imagine that I want to look to 
the right side just for a couple   seconds so here we are on second number two so I'm gonna wait until here and I wanna keep looking 
to the right side so I'm gonna add another pivot   point here but the yellow dots is still over there 
so I'm okay because I want it to be looking at the   right side but now I want to look back to the 
front so what I can do here is I'm going to just   move a little bit to the right side of the 
timeline and I'm going to add the pivot point, now   yellow dot indicating I'm looking 
over here, so I'm going to move it   and I want to be looking right over 
there so, update keyframe, so here   it's looking to the right side but then the 
camera changes very quickly to the front I actually want the camera 
to turn slowly to the front   so what I'm going to do is I'm going to delete 
this pivot point (the last one that we did here)   and instead of placing it here 
I'm going to just move it...   over here, so I'm going to make a new one again the yellow dot is over here I'm going to change 
it to here and I'm going to update the keyframe   so now it should have a different 
effect let's take a look there we go, now it's lower 
to change the field of view   we are going to be using the same pivot 
points so here I can select to add one I want to be looking to this Japanese house, so 
I'm going to update the keyframe and here on frame   I'm going to select ultra wide, wide, linear or 
narrow and the effect is going to be different so on wide it's going to be like this, linear   and narrow and here we can also choose TINY 
PLANET which is going to look like this let's say we want to go linear in here,   just update the keyframe and let's 
see how it looks like on the timeline so it just makes kind of like a zooming effect to do an object or person tracking 
you need to add a pivot point   and then here we're gonna select deep track 
and we're gonna choose or select the subject,   so let's say I want to track the house 
now we're gonna select start tracking and this is going to do the 
animation or is going to   keep track into the timeline the 
subject so I can just stop wherever   I want but I'm going to just let it go 
and see if it keeps tracking it or not all right I think that's enough in here 
so I'm gonna stop and let's see the result alright that's good. When we are on a pivot 
point, all the way to the right side we have   this icon that says rotate so we can use 
this to play with the roll axis and here   what you do with this is just just slide this 
bar and then you can just play around with this   and you can roll to whatever degree you want to so 
let's say I'm happy over there and then over here   I can add another one, just 
to make it go straight again so when you're ready to export the video you're 
going to select the export icon over here   and now we're going to select reframe video the app is going to start to make 
a quick export but if you want to   change the export settings you can press over here now here you can choose between the 
quick export which is already doing it   in the background or you can go on this 
icon and change to the custom settings here you can select the resolution 
the bit rate and the frame rate   then when you go back you have to click 
on quick export and actually choose custom I also like selecting color plus and tap 
confirm and this is going to make colors   more vivid and dynamic range is going 
to be more balanced, but it will also   add some noise to the video clip so it's a 
good idea to select this to remove the noise I really hope that it was able to cover 
at least the basics of how to edit videos if you have any questions please don't 
forget to ask on the comments down below,   don't forget that it's all about the 
practice to get better with the edits my name is Otto and I hope to 
see you in the next one, BYE