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[[File:Kdenlive Quickstart-Timeline-Clips.png|thumb|left|400px|First clips in the timeline]]
Since some cutlery is needed as well, grab the spoon clip and drop it on the first track as well (track V2). Then drag the Napoli to the beginning of the timeline (otherwise the rendered video would start with some seconds of plain black), and the Spoon right after the Napoli, such that it looks like in the image on the left. (Where I have zoomed in with <keycap>Ctrl + Wheel</keycap>.)

Since some cutlery is needed as well, grab the spoon clip and drop it on the first track as well (track V2). Then drag the Napoli to the beginning of the timeline (otherwise the rendered video would start with some seconds of plain black), and the Spoon right after the Napoli, such that it looks like in the image on the left. (Where I have zoomed in with Ctrl + Wheel.)

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	[[File:Kdenlive Quickstart-Timeline-Clips.png\|thumb\|left\|400px\|First clips in the timeline]]		[[File:Kdenlive Quickstart-Timeline-Clips.png\|thumb\|left\|400px\|First clips in the timeline]]
	Since some cutlery is needed as well, grab the spoon clip and drop it on the first track as well. Then drag the Napoli to the beginning of the timeline (otherwise the rendered video would start with some seconds of plain black), and the Spoon right after the Napoli, such that it looks like in the image on the left. (Where I have zoomed in with <keycap>Ctrl + Wheel</keycap>.)		Since some cutlery is needed as well, grab the spoon clip and drop it on the first track as well (track V2). Then drag the Napoli to the beginning of the timeline (otherwise the rendered video would start with some seconds of plain black), and the Spoon right after the Napoli, such that it looks like in the image on the left. (Where I have zoomed in with <keycap>Ctrl + Wheel</keycap>.)