Tips for Creating Best Highlight with Eklipse

When it comes to showcasing your highlight to your audience, obviously you’d want to pick the best ones. Be it where you pop off and kill the enemy team in one sweep, show off a 180 no scope shot or simply single-handedly carry your team to victory.

However, making a good compilation video takes time and mad editing skills. Not everyone has the time and effort to do that. That’s where Eklipse comes in handy!

Do you know, Eklipse has updated many amazing new features you’ll like! Aside from being one of the best TikTok online video editor, now it is getting better because you can add your channel name sticker to your TikTok video, and amazing COD MWII templates to welcome the release of the game.

So, if you want to know how to utilize it properly, check out the Eklipse blog team guide on this post!

How to Create Highlight Using Eklipse

Creating video clips will never be easy without Eklipse. It only requires a few clicks, and you’re all set. Here’s how to use this amazing tool.

Step 1. Register and Log in

Before you start processing your streaming video, do a free-sign up with email, Twitch or Facebook account and then log in. Or you can instantly go to the registration page by clicking here.

Step 2. Link the Platform with Eklipse

Then, to access your streaming videos, you need to connect your social media to your Eklipse account. Click the cable icon on the top-right button corner of the screen, and choose the platform options (Facebook, YouTube, Twitch).

Step 3. Find the Videos

Once you’ve connected the platform and Eklipse, the AI will automatically load the video. Find the specific ones by heading to the Stream tab on the left menu, and clicking on the All Streams button. There you can find your streaming videos. Choose whichever you’d like to clip.

Step 4. Choose your Clips

In just a few seconds, your clips will be ready. Additionally, the clip will be divided into two sections: the AI Compilation for 3-10 minutes video clips, or Short Clips. Just choose whichever you want. Additionally, the Short Clips will be more suitable for TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Short. While the Compilation is great for YouTube and Instagram feeds.

Step 5. Convert to TikTok/Reels

After selecting the clips, you can convert your video to TikTok/Reels. At the bottom of the video preview, click the Convert to TikTok/Reels button. Then, let the AI process it.

Step 6. Choose the Template You Like

Eklipse offers five kinds of templates you can choose. Now it has become more awesome since we had more templates, including the latest COD MWII overlay template. Pick a template, make your clip look stunning!

Step 7. Adjust Your Video

Select the video area which you want to show on other social media. Don’t forget to adjust the video length as well.

Step 8. Customize your Clip All you Want

You can set the output settings, and add music to your clip. Or else, you can check out our latest feature, add channel name sticker so you can get easily discovered by your audiences on social media!

Step 9. Share to Social Media

Once you’ve finished editing, you can hit the Confirm button and start sharing them on other platforms. Head to the Edited Clips tab at the left menu on the homepage, and click the Convert to TikTok/Reel option. Find your edited video.

After that, click the specific video and hit the Share button. Choose the platform you want, write a title and caption, and then hit Share Now.

Tips on Creating a Highlight

Eklipse enables you to create high-quality clips without needing to set up the ratio and the resolution manually. However, there are still many things you need to keep in mind if you want to make great video clips.

1. Make sure your screen ratio is 16:9 and your border layout is below 30%.

Using the correct aspect ratio is important during your live stream. If it is not on 16:9 and your border layout is above 30%, then your screen will be cut off and Eklipse wouldn’t be able to capture your moments properly.

2. Pay attention to your Bitrate settings

As it also affects the result of your clips, the higher resolution, the better the quality of the highlight captured. A large bitrate will make your clip look crystal clear as it won’t lose a lot of details. Even if the quality of your video drops when you render it, it wouldn’t look pixelated.

In order for your stream to run smoothly, you need to match your video bitrate and resolution.

You can use the recommended bitrate and resolution combinations from this table below:

bitrate

By applying the above settings on your live streaming software such as OBS and Stream Labs, you will get the best video quality results. However, you also need to make sure that your hardware and internet connection can support the desired quality.

Basically, a higher bitrate will accommodate higher image quality in the video output, making your videos look sharper and more detailed. The higher the resolution, then the higher the bitrate as more data is being processed.

To achieve the best results, you need to set your bitrate based on your hardware’s capability. We suggest choosing the 4000-8000 Kbps setting for maximum performance.

What is a good video bitrate for streaming? Here are some of the most commonly used video bitrates based on popular platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and many more.

  1. FULL HD with Standard Resolution, set the Bitrate between 3,500 – 5000 kbps.
  2. FULL HD with High Resolution, set the Bitrate between 4,500 – 6000 kbps.

What are you waiting for? Show off your epic gaming skills and boost your page with Eklipse!

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