UltimateSlice
UltimateSlice — User Documentation
Welcome to UltimateSlice, a Final Cut Pro–inspired non-linear video editor built with GTK4 and Rust.
Feature Guides
| Document | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Installation, first launch, creating your first project |
| Media Library | Importing media, browsing clips, appending to timeline |
| Source Monitor | Previewing clips, setting In/Out points, shuttle controls |
| Timeline | Arranging clips, trimming, splitting, markers, zoom/pan |
| Inspector | Color correction, effects, audio, transform, titles, speed |
| Color Scopes | Waveform, histogram, RGB parade, vectorscope |
| Preferences | Application-level settings and performance preferences |
| Program Monitor | Previewing the assembled timeline |
| Export | Advanced export: codecs, resolution, audio options |
| Project Settings | Canvas size, frame rate, FCPXML save/load |
| Shortcuts | Complete keyboard shortcut reference |
Quick-Start Summary
- Import media — click Import Media in the Media Library panel.
- Mark your clip — select it in the library; use I / O to set In/Out points in the Source Monitor.
- Append to timeline — click Append to Timeline or drag the clip from the library onto the timeline.
- Arrange — drag clips to reposition; drag their edges to trim; press B for the Razor tool to split.
- Adjust — select a clip and use the Inspector panel (right side) for color, audio, speed, and titles.
- Export — click Export… in the toolbar and choose your codec, resolution, and output file.