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1. Re: Adding Slo Mo to a clip that's between 2 other clips? Not working Correctly
joe bloe premiere May 7, 2013 3:50 PM (in response to EdwurdAdam)...perform a "slow motion?" The clip should get bigger and all rest of the clips should all move down to the right.
It doesn't work that way... changing the speed of a clip
in the Timeline will not perform an automatic ripple edit.
You will need to have enough gap to accommodate the new duration.
You can file a feature request here:
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2. Re: Adding Slo Mo to a clip that's between 2 other clips? Not working Correctly
Ann Bens May 7, 2013 3:50 PM (in response to EdwurdAdam)When changing speed the adjacent clip does not automatically move to the right.
You need to make room for the clip first.
If you want the slomo to last for 8 second, you need to make a gap first that is 8 seconds long.
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3. Re: Adding Slo Mo to a clip that's between 2 other clips? Not working Correctly
joe bloe premiere May 7, 2013 3:52 PM (in response to Ann Bens)Photo-finish!
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4. Re: Adding Slo Mo to a clip that's between 2 other clips? Not working Correctly
EdwurdAdam May 7, 2013 4:10 PM (in response to joe bloe premiere)Thanks everyone,
I come from Final Cut 7 and when I do a slo mo it just moves everything down to the right on the timeline. That is what I am used to.
I just did it in Premiere and checked the Ripple Edit check box in the Speed Duration Dialog box and then add slo motion, , and it did move everything to the right, but I had to render all of the stuff that needs rendering all over again. Don't want to do that everyime I change speed on a clip.
Thanks again.



