Changing SPEED to entire timeline

I know how to change speed on an individual clip but how can I do it to all of my clips on my timeline? thanks in advance

Select the clip with the speed change. Copy it. Select the other clips and use paste attributes.

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Way to change speed of entire Project easily?

Hi, I know how to change the speed of an individual clip in the timeline - but is there an easy way to change the entire speed of the project? Thanks.

Hi, thanks guys - that worked - although it seems when I change the speed of the nested sequence and export it the quality is quite a bit worse (exporting it with the same settings) - seems to be a lot of jagged edges now. Is there something in the 'Change Speed' window that should be changed? I am creating a sequence and doubling the speed and another sequence exported with 4 times the speed. What is checked in the Change Speed window is 'Frame Blending' and 'Scale Attributes' (the default settings). Any ideas how to get rid of the 'jaggedness' that is being created? (this file was originally a .dv file - a regular export to quicktime from regular speed sequence looks fine. Thanks.

Changing a clip's speed in the timeline...

I tried searching for this and looking around in the preferences but couldn't find anything.
When I change a clip's speed in the timeline, how do stop FCP from shifting all the other clips that follow on the timeline?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Warren. I"m not sure if there is an easy way to undo this, but one thing you can do is just copy the clip into a new sequence, make the speed change and then paste it back into place in the original sequence. If you're slowing it down, you'll have to shrink the duration of the clip some to make it fit in its original location.
Doug

Changing Speed of clip in timeline in a specific wqay

I realize there are a variety of ways of affecting
a change to the speed of a clip already in the timeline,
but I'm trying to figure out how to do it in one very specific way:
If I have 3 clips (A,B,C) and I want to change the speed
of B so that it is slower, but not expand the clip from
it's original length (meaning it will still occupy the
same spot, duration and length in the timeline), is there a way of accomplishing that just by punching a specific figure
in somewhere (i.e. make it move at 50%).
I know about fit-to-fill, time remap, right clicking a clip
and changing speed. However, I don't want the clip to
expand past it's spot in the timeline, just play slower in the spot it occupies.
The closest I've come is going into the time remap tool and lowering the end keyframe so it moves slower, but this is
imprecise. I want to be able to punch in 50%, or 60% somewhere and have it take, without expanding. The time remap tool won't let me punch in 50%, although that indicator moves when I drop the ending keyframe down a little.
Can what I'm describing be done, and if so, how? Thanks.

Match frame back to the original media. Slow it down, then cut it back in.
You cannot slow down the clip in the timeline without it expanding. You are telling FCP to take the existing clip and make it longer...of course it will expand in size. It doesn't know that you don't want it to do that. It assumes (rightly so) that you want the clip, with the IN and OUT points you designated, to be slower. Keeping it in the same spot on the timeline means cutting off the head or tail of the clip...losing points you told FCP you wanted.
Simple to just load the clip into the viewer, slow it down to the speed you want, then cut it in.
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Quickest way to change speed but not clip duration

I'm trying to determine the fastest method for changing the speed
of a clip already in the timeline, but not the clips duration. Primarily, slowing a clip down.
The best I've come up with so far is to put the timeline playhead over the
clip and hit X to get the clips IN and OUT points placed in the timeline. Then,
drag the clip into the Browser, effectively making a copy of it there. Then bring the clip into the Viewer, then hit APPLE J to bring up the speed change window, affect the change, then overwrite the change you've made in the viewer back down into the timeline where you placed the original IN and OUTS. Seems like alot of step.
Is there a faster way? Any change I try to make in the timeline itself results
in a clip duration change. The only other way I've found it to use the time remap tool put that is even more complicated and is alot less exact when trying to make something, say, 50% slower.
Any input would be appreciated.

Another, close but not quite there method I've tried is the TIME REMAP tool
that lives with the SLIP AND SLIDE.
I can affect speed changes, and see what percentage speed change I'm
trying to make, but it wants to change speed on both the left and right side
of the clip. In other words, I can't place the timeline playhead or Time remap tool at the beginning or end of the clip and only effect the speed of the entire
clip unless there is no clip adjacent to the clip I'm trying to change.
Otherwise it changes the speed as I want for 99% of the clip and then during
the last several frames I've accidentally sped up up those frames. I can't position it to just change the speed for the entire clip.

Any way to change speed of a clip in "over-write edit" mode?

I want to change the speed of a clip in the timeline without having to lock all the other tracks or having to move the other following clips out of sync. For example I have a clip which lasts for 1 sec, which I want to change to 3 secs. Normally when I do this in the timeline the other clips on the same video tracks which follows, will move their position..... How to change speed in "over-write edit mode"?

I think it's even easier to just match frame the "source file"... put your playhead on the clip you want to speed change in your sequence. Then type optioncmdf. Perform the speed change in the Viewer, then simply cut it in... Might help to put it up above the older, use the double arrow selection tool facing right to move the clips past this change later... pull the upper track speed changed clip down over the old, and viola.
Gotta say though, it's a lot easier to perform the speed change in the Viewer, and edit it all in as you go rather than doing it after you've put the clip in a sequence. (not always possible to determine what the speed change should be maybe, but sure easier.... FCP 7 handles this problem a lot better for sure, and worth the upgrade price if your machine is compatible.
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Edit one still image in PS and entire timeline needs re-rendering in FCP6

I've been using FCE 3.5 and FCP5 for quite some time. My projects usually have a large number of still image pct files in them. Before changingg to FCP6 (because I'm working on a 1080p project) when i would need to edit a still image that was already in my time;line, I would open it in Photoshop, make the changes, save it, and when I returned to FCP 5 or FCE3.5, only that portion of the timeline where the item appears would need to be re-rendered. But with FCP6, even if the edited image is only in aa small part of the timeline, the entire timeline is red and needs to be re-rendered. Any idea what is causing this major problem? I never change the dimensions of the file or the type. I might just adjust brightnesss ro do some in-painting, etc.

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Trouble shooting changing speed

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This can happen when the speed change moves the content of the timeline and tracks, usually the audio tracks, collide. There are various ways around this. You can use the F key to match frame to the browser clip, apply the speed change to that, and edit it into the timeline. With the playhead at the start of the clip you can press Cmd-Opt-F to call up a new copy of the clip from the hard drive, apply the speed change there, and then end into the timeline. The last way some people use is to drag the clip to the end of the timeline, apply the speed change there, and then move back into the timeline however you like.

K9a2 plat. v2. unable to change speed on my case fan

Hi!
I just bough a 80mm case fan and I can't change it's speed using the BIOS or from within the OS using speedfan.
The fan in question is a Zalman ZM-F1 with a 3 pin connector.
The motherboard can detect the fan speed. (3000rpm, so it's registering it correctly) but I have so far been unable to change it's speed. I can't figure out why, since i have a 120mm no-name fan which it detects changes speed just fine.
The 120mm is connected to sysfan 1 (works)
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I know that I can use a connector to the psu to perma-run the fan in silent mode, but the thing is that i want to be able to control the fan from BIOS (and OS). I can't figure out why i cant control the speed since the bios is able to detect it Could this be a BIOS issue?
I've been trying to find something about this issue for myself but this is all i've managed to come up with so far :
In this link it's mentioned that some motherboards can't monitor the fan speeds. I'm however able to see the fan speed.. so why can't it be changed? hmm..
http://www.quietpcusa.com/Zalman-80mm-Quiet-Computer-Fan-with-3-Pin-Connector-ZM-F1-P73C6.aspx
I hope that some of you might be able to shed some light over the situation. I'm at a loss here.
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How to change Speed?

Hi,
I'm using 2960 with GLC-GE-100FX= .
I can not change Speed from Auto to 100MB.
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GigabitEthernet0/1 is down, line protocol is down (notconnect)
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ARP type: ARPA, ARP Timeout 04:00:00
Last input never, output never, output hang never
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Thank you for your prompt reply and exact answer.
I connected Fiber optic cable to SFP. Speed became 100Mb/s from Auto automatically.   Thanks!
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Ichiro

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Every time I move something in the FCE timeline the entire timeline needs to be re-rendered.

Tom (or ANYONE),
I'm working on a project with my students using Final Cut Express 4.01 using our iMac running OS 10.7.1. we filmed using the Kodak zi8 in 1080p.
I have two identical set ups: an iMac with FCE4 using a Mercury Elite AL Pro portable harddrive as the scratch disc.
On one of the two computers, whenever we add or remove something from the timeline (in a 3 minute scene) the ENTIRE timeline forces us to rerender!
It's very frustrating and making the editing process almost impossible.
Help!
Here are a few screenshots to help in the process (hopefully):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pushstartwagon/6511213139/ (entire screen)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pushstartwagon/6511213219/ (properties of sound files)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pushstartwagon/6511213175/ (properties of .mov files)

The problem is that you're trying to edit H.264 clips. Neither FCE nor FCP works with H.264 video natively, hence the need to constantly render.
To use a proper workflow, convert the H.264 files PRIOR to importing them into an FCE project. Since FCE only works with QuickTime DV or the AIC formats, you will need to convert the files so that they will match your Sequence settings in FCE.
-DH

Podcast how to change speed from 1.5x to 1x speed without having to go through 2x, 3x etc?

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Best way to change speed of clips

Hey, I want to change speed of clips, both faster and slower in one clip. What is the best way to do that preserving the quality? I am still learning FCP so my apologies, and I had a hard time finding anything on here through search.

Jerry's right...
Take a look at this:
http://homepage.mac.com/captmench/SlowMo3.mov
Two frames each of FCP and Shake at 50%. Use your arrow keys to go frame by frame. First frame is normal, second is interpolated. Look at the background!!
Creative cow should have the whole tutorial online soon... I'll post back with the link when they do.
Also, for time remap -- shake's got that under control too... but for now, look at this:
http://www.proapptips.com/proapptipsvideotutorials/879F6B61-CFF9-4FD1-8D43-FDF89 605611A/D95A1854-BE2C-46A6-A064-FA0A2306E254.html
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CaptM

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