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How to add multiple clips to the timeline in Expression Encoder – at once
2017/01/31
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- Expression Encoder is a great screen casting tool for Windows – and it is free.
- Except that in the free version, each clip is limited to 10 minutes. This can result in many clips that you nee to combine to document one session.
- Adding clips to the media and encode them does not roll over at the end of one to the next clip (different from as things used to Work in Windows Media Encoder) – it produces as many output files.
- Using the Add Source at End
. button seems to limit you to adding one clip after the other. 
- What I had missed so far: You can simply select multiple clips at once in the file open dialogue.
- Expression Encoder will add all to the timeline in sequence, and encode all to one output file:
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