Re: Semi-dumb MM2 questions...
From: PapaJohn (PapaJohn_at_CharterMi.net)
Date: 04/17/04
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Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 17:39:21 -0400
Harry,
Just to add a bit to what John said;
A special effect can be applied to a clip up to 6 times. In the case of the
speed-up double effect (I can see that your use of it is a good one), the
speed doubles with each additional application. If you had a 20 minute
driving segment, applying it from one to 6 times would result in the clip
playing in:
1 x - 10 min
2 x - 5 min
3 x - 2-1/2 min
4 x - 1-3/4 min
5 x- 52 seconds
6 x - 26 seconds
The effect is additive, so each time it's applied it doubles the speed of
the previous time.
And, if you need a more precise and different speed, you could make and use
a custom effect.
-- PapaJohn www.papajohn.org "Harry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:059001c424a5$65dbe490$a301280a@phx.gbl... > John > > Thanks very much. > > Even with the 4x limit I should be able to accomplish > what I need, since there are two distinct "chunks" to the > route -- I could have a "quick tour" for each, then just > create discrete destination clips at the normal speed. > > Harry > > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi there, > > > > Yes, in Movie Maker go to the EFFECTS options and > drag down the speed up > >effect. To apply this to segments only be sure to cut > the video up into the > >segments required first, then drag the effect to the > segment you want to > >speed up...I am not certain now, but I think you can > apply the same effect 4 > >times....trying it out will tell in the end of course. > > > >Best Wishes.....John Kelly > >www.the-kellys.org > >www.the-kellys.co.uk > > > >"Harry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > >news:049d01c42498$01829320$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> Is there a way to fast-forward a given clip within MM2, > >> or do I have to capture the video from a device that > >> is "fast-forwarding" ? > >> > >> Conversely, if I capture the entire video with the > input > >> (camera, VCR, etc) in the fast-forward state, can > I "slow- > >> forward" certain clips within MM2... and have > reasonable > >> video ? > >> > >> I'm just trying to avoid the tediousness of having to > >> manually control the speed of the input device. > >> > >> Harry > >> > >> fyi: I've already captured the entire video at normal > >> speed (huge puppy). The situation is that I taped a > data > >> collection route that I drive (over 3 hours worth of > >> video) -- not all of it, but just the parts where > >> decision making occurs (e.g., left/right turns; merges; > >> exits; and, data collection points). My goal is to run > >> approximately 95% of it in the FF mode, dropping down > to > >> normal speed as I approach the data collection points > >> (about 50 of these). > > > > > >. > >
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