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Adding Media Files<br />

<strong>Wirecast</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>YouTube</strong> <strong>User</strong>’s <strong>Guide</strong> | 99050<br />

Adding Media<br />

Source Media Panels<br />

Media files can be photos or video clips. Video clips often have audio associated with<br />

them. The audio can be assigned to a slider control in the Audio panel (see Using Audio<br />

Controls). To add a new media file, click Add Media, select Add Media File, and navigate<br />

to a media file using the Open File dialog box that is displayed.<br />

After you have selected a media file, it is displayed in the Media Files panel and the<br />

menu is changed to the name of the media file. To add this media file to your stream,<br />

click the image displayed in the panel.<br />

New menu name<br />

Click image<br />

Select Media File<br />

Click Open<br />

Once you have selected a source and it is displayed in the Media Files panel, you can<br />

modify how it will be played in your stream. There are three options and they are<br />

selected from the drop-down menu under the source image. These three options are:<br />

Stretch to Fit Causes the media to stretch to fit the display area when it is played.<br />

Always Play From Start Causes the media to play from the beginning every time it<br />

is used.<br />

Loop Media Causes the media to loop back to the beginning and play again upon<br />

completion.<br />

A media file can be removed from the Media Files panel by selecting Remove Media<br />

from its drop-down menu.<br />

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