The VEditor (under Produce → VEditor) is a multi-track editor for assembling a video from clips across lanes, with a live video preview that stays locked to the playhead.

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Tracks & clips

  • Lanes — a video lane and an overlay lane (audio / caption lanes round-trip for future rendering). Each lane holds clips placed on a px-per-second canvas.
  • Add clips from your Library; drag to reposition; drag a clip’s edges to trim its in/out.
  • Split at the playhead and Remove the selected clip from the toolbar.
  • Inspector — fine-tune a clip’s start, in/out, and scale numerically.

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Video preview (synced to the playhead)

The preview player shows exactly what the timeline holds at the current time:
  • As you move the playhead, the preview loads the active clip on the video lane and seeks to the matching source frame; overlay-lane clips are layered on top.
  • Transport controls — play / pause, mute / volume, frame-step, a seek scrubber with current time and duration, and fullscreen.
The preview is an assembled, real-time approximation (it switches clips at their boundaries). The pixel-exact composite is produced by Render.

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Zoom & navigation

  • Zoom in/out with the toolbar, or hold ⌘/Ctrl and scroll to zoom toward the cursor — from a whole-project overview down to frame-level precision.
  • The playhead auto-follows during playback while zoomed in, paging the view so you never lose it.
  • Click or drag anywhere on the ruler to seek; the waveform lane scrolls in sync with the tracks.
  • An audio waveform under the tracks makes it easy to cut on the beat or to dialogue.

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Render

When the cut is right, Save the edit and Render to produce the final video — it runs as a job and the result appears in your Library (track its progress in Activity).
Press ⌘K anywhere to jump between the VEditor, Effects, and the rest of the app.