Turn off sound for video clips
what you need to know
- In the Photos app, tap the video you want to mute, then Edit > Speaker icon in upper left > Done Mute.
- Create a project with a video, then tap to mute the video in iMovie. Audio > Volume Control Down > Done.
- It can be helpful to remove annoying background noise before uploading a video.
In this article, you will learn how to mute a video created on iPhone. We look at two ways, including using the built-in Photos app in iOS and the free iMovie app.
How do I mute an existing video?
You can mute an existing video through the Photos app on iOS and share it with others without sound. Here’s what you need to know.
After performing these steps, you can always revert the video to its previous state by pressing the speaker to unmute it.
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Scroll down and tap video.
Tap the video you want to edit.
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To temporarily mute a video on your phone, tap the speaker icon below the video to watch it quietly.
Tap the speaker icon in the upper left.
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The video is now muted.
How do I remove sound from an iPhone video?
Another way to remove sound from an existing video on iPhone is to use Apple’s free iMovie app. Available on the App Store, it provides a quick and easy way to mute a video. Here’s how.
iMovie is available as a free download from the App Store. You can use other third-party apps, but this is the cheapest way.
Open iMovie.
Tap the plus icon.
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Find the video you want and tap it.
Tap the checkbox.
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Tap the video clip.
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Turn the volume knob down.
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win split Save the newly edited video.
This option allows you to share, email, or save directly with other users.
Why do I need to remove sound from a video?
There are several important reasons why you may not want sound in the videos you create. Let’s briefly review the main reasons.
- The tone is annoying. If there is a lot of background noise when recording a video, we recommend removing it as it will not add anything to the existing recording.
- seclusion. You recorded a video of someone talking to you and you don’t want to share the conversation. To preserve your privacy, please use one of the following methods to mute.
- To add another soundtrack. iMovie lets you change the tone of the video you’re making by adding another audio track to your recording.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I mute YouTube videos on iPhone?
press volume down A button to mute the sound when playing a video in the YouTube app for iPhone. Alternatively, open YouTube in your iPhone’s browser > Extend the video to full screen > tap the screen > Volume To mute the video, click the icon in the upper right corner.
How to mute part of a video on iPhone?
Share and edit videos on your iPhone or iPad using iMovie. Scroll to the point in the video you want to mute using the timeline > Act > Division. tap on new clip Act press again > Disunite > audio > mute.
More information
How to Mute a Video on iPhone
Turn the sound off on your video clips
What to Know
Tap the video you want to mute in Photos, then tap Edit > speaker icon in the top left corner > Done to mute it.
Mute a video via iMovie by creating a project with the video, then tapping Audio > turn volume slider down > Done.
It can be helpful to remove irritating background sound on videos before uploading them.
This article teaches you how to mute a video you have made on your iPhone. It looks at two methods, including using iOS’ built-in Photos app and through the free app—iMovie.
How Do I Mute an Existing Video?
Through iOS’s Photos app, it’s possible to mute an existing video so you can share it with others without the sound. Here’s what you need to know.
It’s possible to revert the video at any time to how it was before by following these steps then tapping the speaker to unmute it.
Tap Photos.
Scroll down and tap Videos.
Tap the video you wish to edit.
Tap Edit.
If you simply want to mute the video temporarily on your phone, tap the speaker icon underneath the video so you can watch it silently.
Tap the speaker icon in the top left corner.
Tap Done.
The video has now been muted.
How Do I Remove Sound From an iPhone Video?
Another way to remove sound from an existing video on your iPhone is to use Apple’s free iMovie app. Available from the App Store, it offers a quick and simple way to mute a video. Here’s how to do it.
iMovie is a free download from the App Store. Other third-party apps are available, but this is the most inexpensive method to use.
Open iMovie.
Tap the plus icon.
Tap Movie.
Tap Media.
Tap Video.
Find and tap the video you want.
Tap the checkbox.
Tap Create Movie.
Tap the video clip.
Tap Audio.
Turn the volume slider down.
Tap Done.
Tap Share to save the newly edited video.
It’s possible to share directly with other users, email it, or save it through this option.
Why Would I Need to Remove Sound in a Video?
There are a few key reasons you may not want sound in a video you have created. Here’s a brief look at the main reasons.
The sound is irritating. If there’s a lot of background noise while recording a video, you might wish to remove it as it doesn’t add anything to the existing recording.
Privacy. You’ve taken a video while someone is talking to you, and you don’t want to share the conversation. Mute it via one of these methods to maintain your privacy.
To add a different soundtrack. Using iMovie, you can add other audio tracks to a recording, changing the tone of the video you have created.
FAQ
How do I mute a YouTube video on my iPhone?
Press the Volume down button to turn the sound off when playing videos from the YouTube app for iPhone. Alternatively, open YouTube in a browser on your iPhone > expand the video to full-screen view > tap the screen > and select the Volume icon in the upper-right corner to mute the video.
How do I mute part of a video on an iPhone?
Use iMovie to split and edit your video on your iPhone or iPad. Use the timeline to scroll to the spot in the movie you want to mute > tap Actions > Split. Tap the new clip and select the Actions button again > Detach > Audio > Mute.
#Mute #Video #iPhone
How to Mute a Video on iPhone
Turn the sound off on your video clips
What to Know
Tap the video you want to mute in Photos, then tap Edit > speaker icon in the top left corner > Done to mute it.
Mute a video via iMovie by creating a project with the video, then tapping Audio > turn volume slider down > Done.
It can be helpful to remove irritating background sound on videos before uploading them.
This article teaches you how to mute a video you have made on your iPhone. It looks at two methods, including using iOS’ built-in Photos app and through the free app—iMovie.
How Do I Mute an Existing Video?
Through iOS’s Photos app, it’s possible to mute an existing video so you can share it with others without the sound. Here’s what you need to know.
It’s possible to revert the video at any time to how it was before by following these steps then tapping the speaker to unmute it.
Tap Photos.
Scroll down and tap Videos.
Tap the video you wish to edit.
Tap Edit.
If you simply want to mute the video temporarily on your phone, tap the speaker icon underneath the video so you can watch it silently.
Tap the speaker icon in the top left corner.
Tap Done.
The video has now been muted.
How Do I Remove Sound From an iPhone Video?
Another way to remove sound from an existing video on your iPhone is to use Apple’s free iMovie app. Available from the App Store, it offers a quick and simple way to mute a video. Here’s how to do it.
iMovie is a free download from the App Store. Other third-party apps are available, but this is the most inexpensive method to use.
Open iMovie.
Tap the plus icon.
Tap Movie.
Tap Media.
Tap Video.
Find and tap the video you want.
Tap the checkbox.
Tap Create Movie.
Tap the video clip.
Tap Audio.
Turn the volume slider down.
Tap Done.
Tap Share to save the newly edited video.
It’s possible to share directly with other users, email it, or save it through this option.
Why Would I Need to Remove Sound in a Video?
There are a few key reasons you may not want sound in a video you have created. Here’s a brief look at the main reasons.
The sound is irritating. If there’s a lot of background noise while recording a video, you might wish to remove it as it doesn’t add anything to the existing recording.
Privacy. You’ve taken a video while someone is talking to you, and you don’t want to share the conversation. Mute it via one of these methods to maintain your privacy.
To add a different soundtrack. Using iMovie, you can add other audio tracks to a recording, changing the tone of the video you have created.
FAQ
How do I mute a YouTube video on my iPhone?
Press the Volume down button to turn the sound off when playing videos from the YouTube app for iPhone. Alternatively, open YouTube in a browser on your iPhone > expand the video to full-screen view > tap the screen > and select the Volume icon in the upper-right corner to mute the video.
How do I mute part of a video on an iPhone?
Use iMovie to split and edit your video on your iPhone or iPad. Use the timeline to scroll to the spot in the movie you want to mute > tap Actions > Split. Tap the new clip and select the Actions button again > Detach > Audio > Mute.
#Mute #Video #iPhone
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