Get rid of themes in Quik-App - please!

[robiandthesea]

Hey Guys,
Is there any chance that you will add a "add no scheme" function to to Android version of Quik?
It is a nice tool, but pleaaaaase let us customers decide whether we want to have an overlying scheme or not. I don't want to have one really often!
But rotating or shortening the videos would be nice too. Right now, sometimes I rather upload a raw video with boring sequences in between or which is 180° rotated than using a scheme

[haindash · Accepted solution]

Thanks a lot @danielr15 for your answer :) I agree with you on that point, I personally like to let Quik do its magic.

@robiandthesea Raw will give you a very simple, no fuss video. Also you can have your videos play in full by taping on EDIT (pencil) then TRIM (scissors) and choose the option MANUAL. Manual options lets you trim your video as you wil. Other options are for automated cuts.

The automated cuts that Quik is making are based on lots of parameters, we try to find the best parts :) Of course, it's possible that we don't and also that you want something else. For that, use you own HILIGHTS or choose MANUAL trimming.

Hope it helps! Happy video making :)

[graytree76514]

Hi @robiandthesea,

Sorry but we do not have that option for Quik as of now. 

You may to use other software on your desktop though. 

There are free editing software available where you can create / edit your video without templates. 

Regards,

-Jay 

[haindash]

Hi, @robiandthesea

Sorry about that but for now Quik works around video style as they define a lot of things in editing.
if you want a simple editing style, I recommend that you use RAW video style. And the first filter is a no filter / original.

Best,

[danielr15]

Using RAW and then selecting No Music turns Quik for Mobile into a normal editor. Organize your video clips as you want and then go into each and select the trim tool. Slide this over to Manual and you have complete control over the clip length and positioning. If you want to separate sections of the same clip, go to split and cut the video file. You can do this as many times as necessary. For each clip that you have created from the one file, go into trim and then to manual to trim and select the starting point.

[haindash · Accepted solution]

Thanks a lot @danielr15 for your answer :) I agree with you on that point, I personally like to let Quik do its magic.

@robiandthesea Raw will give you a very simple, no fuss video. Also you can have your videos play in full by taping on EDIT (pencil) then TRIM (scissors) and choose the option MANUAL. Manual options lets you trim your video as you wil. Other options are for automated cuts.

The automated cuts that Quik is making are based on lots of parameters, we try to find the best parts :) Of course, it's possible that we don't and also that you want something else. For that, use you own HILIGHTS or choose MANUAL trimming.

Hope it helps! Happy video making :)