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retiming a clip
13 May 2015 21:46 #64448
by hepler
retiming a clip was created by hepler
When I retime a clip it used to have a green bar indicating 100% then you retime to say 200% for slow mo etc. the bar would change color to indicate it had been retimed and it would stay that way. But now in 10.2 when I go off that clip or retime another clip the indicator that use to be there is now gone. Or when I open another project for example I don't see any visual reference of which clips have been retimed. Is there a setting? Sometimes I just retime 10% or so and it is very difficult to find one clip that has been retimed in a larger project.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Scott
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Scott
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13 May 2015 22:30 #64452
by Tom Wolsky
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15 May 2015 03:14 #64509
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic retiming a clip
To see the whole Timeline at once, in your Timeline, command-A to select all, then command-R to make all clips show the retiming bar up top.
When I'm doing a lot of retiming, I open the Timeline Index and for that clip in the Note field, write "Retimed" or Slo or Faster. Then I have a quick reference.
When I'm doing a lot of retiming, I open the Timeline Index and for that clip in the Note field, write "Retimed" or Slo or Faster. Then I have a quick reference.
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