Fixed typo in audioclips.rst (#1954)

* Fixed typo in effects.rst Fixed typo in effects.rst * Fixed typo in audioclips.rst Fixed typo in audioclips.rst
Zulko · Apr 22, 2023 · 69ac313 · 69ac313
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diff --git a/docs/getting_started/audioclips.rst b/docs/getting_started/audioclips.rst
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Audio in MoviePy
 
 This section shows how to use MoviePy to create and edit audio clips.
 
-Note that when you cut, mix or concatenate video clips in MoviePy the audio is automatically handled and you need to worry about it. This section is of interest if you just want to edit audiofiles or you want custom audio clips for your videos.
+Note that when you cut, mix or concatenate video clips in MoviePy the audio is automatically handled and you don't need to worry about it. This section is of interest if you just want to edit audiofiles or you want custom audio clips for your videos.
 
 What audioclips are made of
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diff --git a/docs/getting_started/effects.rst b/docs/getting_started/effects.rst
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ There are several categories of clip modifications in MoviePy:
 
 - The very common methods to change the attributes of a clip: ``clip.with_duration``, ``clip.with_audio``, ``clip.with_mask``, ``clip.with_start`` etc.
 - The already-implemented effects. Core effects like ``clip.subclip(t1, t2)`` (keep only the cut between t1 and t2), which are very important, are implemented as class methods. More advanced and less common effects like ``loop`` (makes the clip play in a loop) or ``time_mirror`` (makes the clip play backwards) are placed in the special modules ``moviepy.video.fx`` and ``moviepy.audio.fx`` and are applied with the ``clip.fx`` method, for instance ``clip.fx(time_mirror)`` (makes the clip play backwards), ``clip.fx(black_white)`` (turns the clip black and white), etc.
-- The effects that you can create yourself. using 
+- The effects that you can create yourself using  ``clip.fl``.
 
 All these effects have in common that they are **not inplace**: they do NOT modify the original clip, instead they create a new clip that is a version of the former with the changes applied. For instance: ::