Sony SF10000 User Manual

Sound Forge® Pro software supports opening and saving Microsoft® Audio and Video Interleave (AVI), Windows Media® Video (WMV), 
QuickTime® (MOV), and MPEG video files. You can edit a video file’s audio track with single-frame accuracy. 

You can view the video portion of a file in the data window’s video strip and in the Video Preview window. You can also view video on an 
external monitor. 

Though Sound Forge software does not perform video editing, the video strip display allows you to navigate video files. 

Right-click the Edit Tool Selector 
to view the video strip 

Small triangle indicates 
the location of the frame 
on the timeline 

Thumbnail 

Video 
strip 

By default, the video strip appears when you open a file containing video. If the video strip is not displayed, right-click the data window’s 
Edit Tool Selector and choose Video Strip from the shortcut menu. A check mark appears adjacent to the command and the video strip 
is displayed. To hide the video strip, choose Video Strip from the shortcut menu again. 

You can change the video strip height by dragging the thin bar at the bottom of the video strip. To change the default height for all 
video files you open, choose Preferences from the Options menu and set a Default video strip height on the Display tab. 

Drag the bar below the video strip to 
change the video strip height. 

When playing a video file, you can specify whether frames are animated or displayed as still frames. To turn on frame animation, right-
click the video strip and choose Animate from the shortcut menu. A check mark appears adjacent to the command to indicate this 
feature is turned on. 

WORKING WITH VIDEO 

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