-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Carl Karsten schrieb: > I put the ReframeRT effect on the 2 segments I want sped up, Set > Scale=5.0, [x]Stretch, rendered. from what I can tell, everything got > sped up by 5x.
Hi Carl, you need to use keyframes. > my guess I need to do something like make the ReframeRT effect only as > long as the resulting time will be: so for my first 135s clip I make it > 27s long (135/5) but I just tried that, and something isn't right there > either. ...which isn't surprising one you consider what ReframeRT needs to do in order to get the speedup/slowdown: while, at first glance one could mean that you just need to "playback more frames", the consequence is, because you have a fixed amount of frames contained within your footage, the faster playback will consume your frames more quickly. So, even if you go back to normal speed after one segment, the playback position is different (fare more in the future) then it would be if you just had done normal playback without the ReframeRT in the previous segment of your timeline. So, in short: - - set a keyframe at the very start of your clip, and define the keyframe's settings to be normal playback. - - then, set your locator (playback position) at the place where the faster playback should happen, and then create a new keyframe by setting a higher framerate in the ReframeRT settings dialog. - - finally, set your locator at the position where you want to go back to normal speed and create a third keyframe, this time again with normal framerate. I don't know how much you are accustomed to the concept and handling of keyframes. Just two hints: - - use the "set keyframes while tweaking" option. This is in the menu or alternatively you select (enable) the "key" symbol in the timeline window. This causes the creation of a new keyframe every time you tweak the parameters of any plugin, camera, or projector or even the track mute switch. So be sure to *dis*- able this setting again once you are done with setting the keyframes (otherwise you may create much confusion in your project) - - make sure that keyframes are actually displayed. There is a small options/toggles window called "overlays", which you can show via the "window" menu (its called "show overlays" if I recall correct). In this window, make sure the toggle for "plugin autos" is set. Now, you should see a "key" symbol at every keframe location right at your plugin. hope this helps, Cheers, Hermann V. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFIelb0ZbZrB6HelLIRAl4sAJ4rGy82vy5EMLwPsWDPJ/uPyDfrZwCgzk1F KazpNCErAZCO3321ITTjA3U= =SvH9 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
