Fast-forward/ Slow Motion

is it possible to edit a video in iMovie to go faster or slower than it would originally? the old iMovie can but i can't find a way of doing it here?
thank uu for any help! xxxxxxxx

just down the list is this thread which should answer your question
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1233910&tstart=0

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Fast and slow motion

Can I use fast and/or slow motion on final cut express 4.0?

Hello and welcome to the forum.
You adjust speed in the Modify menu. Select Modify>Speed or press Command/J.

Can't Fast Forward/Slow down in iMovie

I have the new iMovie and i took a video on my laptop with the iSight camera and will not let me speed up. Please help!

kasia_plus3 wrote:
I made my movie from still photos, but I hope It doesn't matter?
Yes, it does matter. The speed controls don't work on still images.
Instead you want to change the duration of the clip. Select the clip, click the Adjust Button then choose Clip Information (the little "i"). Enter the duration you wish you clip to last.
Changing the duration effective speeds up or slows down the clip with still images.
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I haven't been able to find a way to create the effects of fast or slow motion in the video clips. Is there a way to do this? If not, please consider adding it in the full version - I use these effects alot when editing videos.
Thanks!

Hi,
When working with a video layer (clip) in the Timeline panel, either 1.) Context-click on the selected clip (right-click or ctrl-click for mac) or 2.) Click on the flyout button located at the top right corner of the clip.
The "Speed" option should show up in the flyout menu. This is only available for video layers. If you're working with still or smart objects the speed option is not available.

What is the suggested frame rate to record in for fast / slow motion processing from a clip recorded

I want to create a video however I only have 1 dslr camera and I want the ability to post process the clips I record to be either in slow motion or fast motion. I don't want to have to record something in 24fps then 60fps. is there an ideal frame rate for both. What are some of the best practices for this in regards to recording and post processing in Premiere Pro.
Example of fast and slow video. Thanks.
http://vimeo.com/75259949

The ideal is to shoot in different frame rates, one for real time footage and one for fast or slow motion clips. This is called under and overcranking. It means you have to decide when shooting whether the clip will be real time or not.
Less than ideal is to shoot everything at one frame rate and then slow it down or speed it up later. It's less than ideal because the effect is never as perfect as the ideal method. Especially in PP, which does not do very well with slow motion to the point I recommend using After Effects instead. (At least with 24 fps media.)
On a side note, you can help solve the horrible slow-motion problem:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1369265?tstart=60

IMovies 10.0.4: How do I get Slow Motion and Fast Forward (Speed Editor) to function?

I am using iMovie 10.0.4 and cannot get fast-forward or slow-motion functions to work. I have organized my clips into a Project and attempting to edit them in the Timeline. With the target clip selected in Timeline, I am unable to access the fast-forward or slow motion functions in the menu bar nor by right-clicking to select the Speed Editor. Example screenshot below. Thanks for any help you can throw my way.

Hi,
I have this problem too.
Do you have the issue only on new projects ?
Do you still have an old project where you used slow motion ? if so, just duplicate the project and cleanup all clips from the new project and you have a clean empty project with working speed controls. It works for me.
Let me know.
I've created my own question about it because I didn't see yours at first.
iMovie 10.0.3 on OSX 10.9.4 speed controls disabled on new projects

Slow-Motion and Fast forward

Hi,
Let me know if you can implement these functions with OSMF.
Thanks
Steve

If you use RTMP streaming with FMS you need to check the docs for NetStream.step() method:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/beta/reference/actionscript/3/flash/net/NetStrea m.html#step()
Implementing this in OSMF is not trivial. You'll need to get deep into the OSMF NetLoader APIs (there are lots of posts explaining how to create custom NetLoaders in this forum).
You can also emulate fast-forward with seek() calls, and slow-motion with pause() calls This might be somewhat easier to implement and it will work for progressive content too, but the performance might be much worse than using the step() approach.
Let us know how it goes,
Andrian

HT2479 How can I get a clip to fast forward or slow down?

I tried to fast forward a clip and it said it wasn't an option. I tried to do it with the instant replay and the slow motion and it didn't work as well. . How can I fix this?

Hi Katefrommass,
The article below will explain how to use the speed effects in iMovie '11.
Click on the link below to see more details and screenshots.
iMovie '11: Slow down or speed up video
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2239
I hope this information helps ....
Have a great day!
- Judy

Slow motion / fast motion in Premiere Elements 13

I read that in Premiere Elements 13 fast motion (and I think also slow motion) ist removed. Is that correct. And if yes: Is there any workaround available?

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Thanks for the reply.
Great information. If you have been using Ctrl+R, that is the keyboard shortcut that brings up the Time Stretch dialog.
Time Stretch (use of the Ctrl+R) has not been removed from Premiere Elements 13 Expert workspace.
Like Premiere Elements 11, Time Stretch is found in the Expert workspace and not in the Quick workspace.
When you use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+R, I get Time Stretch dialog from where I can create the slow or fast motion effect in the selected clip.
The following relates to Premiere Elements Timelapse Capture (Stop Motion) which has been removed from
Premiere Elements 13 as a specific feature that you see in Premiere Elements 11 and 12.
Adobe Premiere Elements 11 * Capture stop-motion and time-lapse video
Please let me know if you are OK with the above information.
Thank you.
ATR

Slow Fast Forward or stalls - streaming over wifi.

To anyone who is interested,
I was having problems trying to fast forward an HD film over my Wifi(g) network. For some reason, apple tv stalls if the fast forwarding out paces your buffering speed. In a nutshell, my network is fast enough to watch hd over but too slow to fast forward faster than X2.
Does anyone know how to improve this setting? Apart from opting for a new router, wired and removing other wireless devices?
For a short term solution for anyone out there, the remote feature on the iphone allows you to simply drag along the length of the film, similar to that of a film, and play from where you stop. EXTREMELY USEFUL when compared to the response-less rubbish that is the white remote!

I have that problem all the time with synced HD video. If I fast forward or rewind, the video will start sputtering after that. I don't think it's your network, it's probably a glitch in the ATV.
In any case, if you're streaming from a Mac via wifi, make sure you turn Time Capsule off. If it starts running while you're streaming, it will definitely degrade performance.

IS it possible to speed up (fast forward) motion in imovie?

IS it possible to speed up (fast forward) motion in imovie?

… sure:
• select clip
• in the Menu/Clip you'll find Fast Forward, 2x, 4x, 8x, 20x ........

New iMovie ? can not fast forward or slow down clips ??

Can anyone help me?
When i try to fast forward or slow down a clip in iMovie i can see the option in "Modify" menu but it does not allow me to select the options

The clip must first be in a Project before you can speed it up or slow it down.
You can't modify a clip when it's just in an Event.
Matt

Adding Effects like slow motion, fast motion etc...

On the old imovie you could add animations, slow motion/fast motion, and other graphics to clips. How do you do the same with imove 08 most important the slow motion feature?

I'm currently using iMovie 08 and I would switch to iMovie 06 but when I try to install it but the message "Please install iLife ’08 before installing iMovie HD 6" pops up. My computer went through a hard drive crash recently and when they replaced it I thought they popped in iLife '08 (hence being stuck with iMovie 08) but i dunno... suggestions?

Slow motion/fast motion effect

Hi guys
I'm making my first music video for a song I made. It'll be my first time learning and using a video production software, and I'm not sure if iMovie will be able to handle these type of effects or if I should invest in Final Cut Pro X instead.
Basically I want this type: https://youtu.be/BYbJmQj5VkE?t=50s
Where I can speed up the pace of the video faster than it's normal speed. Is iMovie capable of doing this? Would I also be able to do the opposite whereas I could slow down a video less than it's normal speed? slow motion I'm sure it's called.
Please let me know, Thank You.

iMovie can speed up or slow-down video, read the Manual:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0.6/?lang=en#/mov6c442b2eb
For sure, you can not adjust precisely as you can do in FCPX ...
cbrec wrote:
… I'm making my first music video for a song I made. It'll be my first time learning and using a video production software,…
High ambitiions, but: why not?
You do know, that the effect you linked to, asks for a special way how you record teh scene?
The clip is speed-up, but singer is lip-sync - that is not done by software/post-production!
While recording, you need a slowed-down version of your music, and the singer has to 'sing' to THAT sloooow version - which looks (and sounds) incredible silly on set
Then, in the edit-room, the video gets accelerated to 'normal', which makes the background moving faster........
Here comes FCPX into the game: there you just drag'n-squeeze the re-timed clips to make it fit to music - done.
iMovie is limited to a few setting.
Hint: Make some tests in the backyard, before you try the Big Thing!
fingers-crossed, happy movie making!

Slow-Motion/Fast-Motion.

Just wondering if there is a way to gradually slow down a clip from keyframe to keyframe, as in add a gradual slow motion from one point to another not just an immediate slow down and that being the same speed between the two points.
Also is there a way to do this for fast-motion as opposed to slow-motion?

If you are referring to the Time Remap filter (...thanks Ian...) you can see the result only in the canvas: make sure you +always render+ the clip after applying or changing parameters, in order to see the final quality (without rendering, you can get very unusual results... even with RT Unlimited).
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