Holding or Freezing a frame is a common thing in video editing - especially in 'how to' videos where concepts or things need to be described. It is not the most intuitive thing to achievein Shotcut, so I have made this guide on how to freeze or hold a video in Shotcut. It takes you through with step by step instructions on how to freeze the image for the lengh of time you need.

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Setup Project
0:41 Reasons to Freeze a Video
0.54 Detach Audio from Video
1:15 Save Image of the Freeze Frame
1:50 Shotcut Playlist & Timeline Preparation
2:12 Add Freeze Frame Image to Timeline
2:36 Audio Options
2:55 Other Freeze Frame Suggestions

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In this video I show you how to hold an image inplace to make it look like a frozen frame in Shotcut. I go over the audio options and suggestion some other effects that may be possible towards the end of the video.

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