AE cuts the end of a time remapped footage.

Probably a silly question but hey: I have a footage shot at 18fps and want to slow it down to 25 fps. I use the stretch tool (AE CS6) and when I render it it is slowed down alright but the end of the footage is cut to the same time as the original one and the end of it is lost. What should I do?

Composition --> Comp Settings and then drag out teh layer after that. Please read the AE help...
Mylenium

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By dragging the last keyframe, you are stretching the length of the entire clip (slowing it all down), which you probably don't want.
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Sorry, never mind...
..Just found my own answer
Also just found out there's a forum dedicated to expressions..duh..
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I am holding a director in the software for a multimedia
kiosk but encounter me with the problem that I am not able to solve
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on startMovie
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of a second, so 1 minute is 60*60
end
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on timeOut
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CS4
I don't know much about time remapping but I have used it long enough ago to have forgotten what ever I might have known.
I did remember setting Layer/time/timremap, but when I select a layer and try to do that the `remap' menu item is unavailable (greyed out). So what might cause that to not be available.
Its a still image layer where I used the CCScaterize effect. Does that prevent timemapping?

from the "Time-remapping" page:
"Still-image layers cannot be time-remapped."
What are you trying to accomplish? Time remapping doesn't make sense for a still image.
If what you're trying to accomplish is remapping time on the result of the CC Scatterize effect, then precompose the layer with the effect and use time remapping on the precomposition layer.
I recommend that you begin here:
http://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2010/01/getting-started-with-after-eff.html

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I'm doing something wrong here, and I know it's probably a very simple mistake.
I implemented a time-remapping segment in a clip in CS6. Then, I attempted to remove it using the following instructions from the site:
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Thank you very much for your responses! Dave LaRonde, I'll be sure to give more spec info up front next time. Mylenium and Rick - makes sense, I'll keep that in mind going forward.
Luckily, and I totally forgot this in the moment, I turned on Time Machine that morning after months of having it turned off for hard drive space reasons - and so I’m back in business!
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Good point. As a a not-so-much Premiere user except for capturing my HDV footage at home, this never has occureed to me, but I certainly can see that this may be important for other users ;-). They'll certainly get it right one of these days...
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currently I'm using the timeline to create time remaps - creating a keyframe then dragging the (I dont know what you call the yellow line, but THAT!) down. I mostly swap between 400 and 50%.
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I'm with you... the audio doesn't slow down/speed up with the video. What to do?!

CS6. Need to have time remapping and warp stabilizer work together.

This should be obvious for most people. These two effects must be made to work together.
If you're shooting with a glider you're usually moving very carefully (read: slower than normal) so the footage in post would need to be sped up plus stabilized a bit.
Currently warp stabilizer and time remapping cannot be applied at the same time. But I *need* it to be applied at the same time. I need a workaround.
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ComputerNovice25 wrote:
Adobe might have written the code in a way that doesn't include the ability to deal with that extra variable. I'm assuming that when it's nested it then makes the timeline it's in just read it as a normal clip again instead of a clip with a non-supported variable included.
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https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Does Adobe read these feature requests? I often have a hard time justifying spending time to type out something when I feel like it's just being thrown into a black hole. I'm sure the team gets thousands of feature requests. It's like the lottery. Statistically you will never win. Sure, you'll never win if you don't play, but it's still a waste of time to play. I know, I'm pessimistic. Just don't have much faith in conglomerates - although Lightroom 3 is by far the most perfect program I have ever used and I would kiss the LR3 team if I could.
With Lightroom, Photoshop is hardly needed anymore unless absolutely necessary or for truly intensive chop-like edits. Premiere DESPERATELY needs a Lightroom equivalent.
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