World History
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World History
Chop your video clips
Want to show just part of a video clip? You can use Tube Chop. Once you go to Tube Chops's home page,
- paste in the link to the video you want to chop
- Once the video appears, move the bars below the video to select the part you want to chop.
Once you click, "chop," a new chopped version of your video will appear. You can embed it or save the URL.
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