HOW DO I CHANGE FRAME RATE IN iMOVIE 10.0.5?

WHERE IS THE OPTION TO CHANGE THE FRAME RATE OF A VIDEO IN iMOVIE 10.0.5? I JUST CAN NOT FIND IT, IT USED TO BE ON THE BAR IN THE OPTION OF PROJECT PROPERTIES BUT IT IS NOT THERE ANYMORE, PLEASE HELP.

The DV specification is to use drop frame TC. Unless you have a camera that's switchable all DV NTSC will be drop frame, which is why FCE works in drop frame. This is not a function you can switch in FCE. You would need to work with Final Cut Pro to get this functionality.

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Changing frame rate when exporting from iMovie '09 using quicktime has no impact on duration. Why?
I have a file created by digitizing an 8mm film at a rate of 24 fps. I would like to create a downloaded movie at a frame rate of 15 fps. The Export using Quicktime option seems to provide that capability but the resulting file has the same duration as the original 24 fps file. How can I get the exported movie to be slowed down?

joegez,
There is a feature you can use to slow down the video. In the project, move the mouse pointer over the clip, then click the gear icon. That brings up the Inspector. Click the Clip tab. Then you will see a feature there called Speed. Move the slider to the left to slow down the clip. Or you can enter a percentage in the box on the right.
Hope this solves the problem for you.

I want to play video on my computer to make some analysis to frames,the problem that I face ,I can't change video frame rate using labview,but I can change frame rate to the video out of labview using some program

HI All
I want to play video on my computer to make some analysis to it's frames,the problem that I face ,I can't change video frame rate using labview,but I can change frame rate to the video out of labview using some program .
I used IMAQ AVI Read Frame VI
for example I have avi video It's frame rate is 25 fbs ,my image processing code is very fast that can process more 25 fbs,so I want to accelerate video acquisition

Hi abdelhady,
I looked into this further, and reading an AVI file into LabVIEW faster than its frames per second won't be possible. LabVIEW could read in frames faster than 25fps, but because it will be pulling the available frame at that point in time this would just give you duplicate frames. If you want to be able to read in frames at faster than 25fps, you would need to speed up your AVI file before reading into LabVIEW.
There's a good shipping example to show how to read in from an AVI file, "Read AVI File.vi". You'll notice that they add timing to make sure that the while loop runs at the right speed to match up with the frames per second of the file being read. This is to make sure you're not reading duplicate frames.
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Support MIDI and dynamic change FRAME RATE

What MACROMEDIA says about support by FLASH, midi files and
dynamic change FRAME RATE of the movie?
this is two nuances that does not suffice me.
And what about macromedia FLASH 9? When it comes?

For dimension changing use something like this (is a part of a bash script for video edition so ...) :
# Le quitamos el over-scan al ancho. OJO!! debe seguir siendo MULTIPLO de OCHO
WIDTH_SCALED=$(($OUTPUT_V_WIDTH-$OUTPUT_OVS*8)) #multiplicamos el overscan por 8(4 pixeles a cada lado)
# Obtenemos relacion de aspecto de forma mas precisa
if [ "$OUTPUT_V_ASPECT" == "1.7777" ]; then # formato panoramico
ASPECT_PRECISE=`echo "16/9"| bc -l`
else
ASPECT_PRECISE=`echo "4/3"| bc -l` # y el formato normal
fi
HEIGHT_SCALED=`echo "(${INPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${OUTPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${ASPECT_PRECISE})/${INPUT_V_WIDTH}"| bc -l`
# Necesito que el alto sea MULTIPLO DE CUATRO para que la longitud del PADDING sea PAR y simplificar el codigo... introduzco un error de 3.999999 pixels (en el peor de los casos)
HEIGHT_SCALED=$((`echo "scale=0 ; $HEIGHT_SCALED/4"| bc -l`*4))
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OUTPUT_V_PAD_WIDTH=$(($OUTPUT_OVS*4))
OUTPUT_V_PAD_HEIGHT=`echo "scale=0 ; ($OUTPUT_V_HEIGHT-$HEIGHT_SCALED)/2"| bc -l`
Don't bother about the comments . Is spanish .
What you want is :
HEIGHT_SCALED=`echo "(${INPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${OUTPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${ASPECT_PRECISE})/${INPUT_V_WIDTH}"| bc -l`
About frame rate - this is video edition and i think you can not do this in java . Is more complicated than a simple calc . Under linux i'm using ffmpeg to change fps and encode from avi to mpeg2 .

Adjust frame rate in iMovie?

Have some video made on a Canon G9 digital rangefinder camera that was shot in a stop freeze frame mode instead of reg video. Is there a way to slow down the frame rate in iMovie. This clip is mixed with a bunch of still photos and other video clips shot in normal mode, and it looks a bit too jumpy.
Thx

tcwaters wrote:
.. Is there a way to slow down the frame rate in iMovie. ..
No.
iM offers only standard conform framerates (25/29.97), and does not offer any effects as slow-mo
follow illustrated advice, using free tool *JES Deinterlacer* on my site:
http://karsten.schluter.googlepages.com/slowmowithim08
or, usage of QuicktimePro, excellent vidoe tutorial, by honorable forum member Jon:
http://web.mac.com/jrwalker4/QuickNotes/Motion_Effects.html

Audio out of sync after changing frame rate

Hello
I just changed frame rate from 23.976fps to 24fps inside sequence setting, and the audio is out of sync in timeline. I can certainly manually right click mouse and choose slip into sync, but it's a tedious job. Anyone knows why and quick solution?
Thanks
Richard
ps I use 2014.2 latest version

>Frame rate mode : Variable
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- A possible fix in message #22 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/934466

How to export a flash project with a changing frame rate to a video

I have a Flash project that is a series of roughly 1000 images. The result of the images is a simple animation, and there is music imported on a separate layer.
There are moments in the music that I wanted to line up with certain frame changes, and there are sections of the music that I wanted to match up with a faster (double-time) frame rate.
I used this code in several places in the a code layer:
stage.frameRate = x;
The result is exactly what I want in SWF -- the animation speeds up and slows down at the exact right moments to match up with the music track, but it seems like it's just not possible to export this variable frame rate project to a video file?
According to the accepted answer on this post: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4019538, it seems that:
The export function in Flash Pro doesn't transcribe *frames*, rather it plays the Flash animation and records it like a camcorder
If that's true, then I would think there is a way to record a variable frame rate project into a video -- does anybody know if this is possible?

That or Premiere would both get the job done. After Effects might be more desirable as it has a feature called Time Remapping (right-click on the video layer, Time->Enable Time Remapping). You can add keyframes to any point in a video and then drag them around to speed up or slow down the video. That'll allow for very precise tweaks.
Finally all I'd suggest is when you jump into your next project, make a quick dummy test project to see if the software you're using is easily capable of producing what you want. It'll solve the headache of completing the project only to land where you are now. Now you know Flash won't play nicely with scripts and Export Movie. If your desired end result was always a video I'd probably use video editing software to make the video. There's some free stuff out there if you really look, but no, it won't be as nice as After Effects or Premiere by any stretch. Although when you see how amazing After Effects is, you'll probably want to buy it .

How to change frame rate on JPEGS

I have some downloaded JPEGS from stock photgraphy. I realized that they are all at a frame rate of 29.97.
My footage and timeline in FCP Studio is 59.94.
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I noticed that there is an orange line when I insert a JPEG and thought matcing the frame rate would elminate that and
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Stills don't have a frame rate. They are stills. FCP will SAY they have a frame rate in the bin...for some odd reason. The stills inherit the frame rate of your EASY SETUP. So even if you have a 59.94 sequence and media, if the project Easy Setup is 23.98, the JPEG will say 23.98. But since every frame is exactly the same, as stills aren't moving footage...they are stills...you won't have any issue with them.
You will always have to render stills. But the larger in pixel size and data size, it can go from a green render to an orange one. But stills will always have to be rendered. Because they aren't media...moving QT footage...until you create a render file for them.

HP Pavilion Slimline s5-1414 Accidentally changed frame rate.

Hi I'm new to this computer got it earlier in the year but never reaally tried it till now. My problem is that I changed the framerate from 60 to 120 fps and now i have no video. How do i fix this? I tried 2 different monitors one which is a pretty old one and the other was an Lg tv which states invalid format. the monitors also seem to have not worked while I'm starting up the computer what should I do to fix this?

Hi phz19,
Welcome to the HP Community! Are you referring about the refresh rate on your monitor? Frame rate is something that you can't really modify directly other then changing some settings which will effect it but you can change the refresh rate directly. Do you get anything on the screen at all when you turn on the Pavilion or does it just stay blank?
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Change frame rate on an AC3 files?

I've been given two NTSC (23.98 fps) .ac3 files (5.1 Dolby Digital EX and 6.1 DTS-ES) that I need to use in a PAL 25fps project. Any suggestions as to how to change the frame rate to match my PAL encodes?

Marc Morris wrote:
I've been given two NTSC (23.98 fps) .ac3 files (5.1 Dolby Digital EX and 6.1 DTS-ES) that I need to use in a PAL 25fps project. Any suggestions as to how to change the frame rate to match my PAL encodes?
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My video in the library plays at a much higher frame rate than when I put it into the project window, and after exporting it is still on the lower end even at the highest quality. Anyone have any ideas as to whats wrong or how I might adjust the quality in the project area?

I found a note thru Google which said that the latest version of iMovie fixed whether to use PAL or NTSC from what the first bit of video added to the project was - I mean if the first video was a bit of PAL, then iMovie made a PAL video regardless of whether any of the other bits of video were PAL or NTSC.
So the suggestion was to make a tiny 30 second blank bit of PAL and use that as the FIRST section of film added to the project.
If you find this reference again do let me have the link.
The last version of iMovie has what you need, but not the very latest version which works as I've described above - automatically setting the output from the first section.

How to get the frame rate of my application

Hi again...
How can I get the frame rate of my application?
I also want the frame rate value to be the title of the frame, updated every second. How do I do that?
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To get the path where your application has been installed you have to do the following:
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Can't Change Frame Rate in Properties

To change project properties in FCPX you click the wrench icon, which brings up a window to select 720p, 1080p, etc as well as frame rate. The problem is, there are no options in the dropdown for the frame rate in all of my projects, it chooses one automatically (seemingly arbitrarily) and you can't change it.
I thought that when the progam says it would detect the properties of the first clip and adjust the project properties to match, it would actually do that (maybe I should have known better). So I imported my standard 1080p 29.97fps footage from my Canon 7D and then FCPX automatically set the project properties to...720p at 24fps. Curious, no? No problem, I thought, I'll just go to Project Properties and manually correct FCPX. But it was not to be, as FCPX had decided to give me only one option in the frame rate selection: 24p. But no, I thought, I would very much like my properties to be 29.97 so as to match my footage. But FCPX did not agree with this, and would not change its mind.
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Do any pros still use Final Cut Pro?
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Kurtis

It may be possible that a .jpg was the first thing in the project, which may explain the seemingly random properties (why wouldn't they just make it default to a more common setting like 1080p 29.97?) but I digress.
And it's a very stupid move to revoke the ability to change project properties while clips are in the project, that makes no sense.
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Kurtis

Change Frame Rate in Adobe Presenter

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Nope. Unless you want to get into reconfiguring the viewer.swf and other associated swf files, you're pretty much stuck w/ the 30fps setting.
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Want to change frame rate, help, please !!

hi all,
i want to know whether, jmf does provide any support for changing the frame rate ? is there any ways by which one can change the framerate, of a live captured video ?
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the code is here and it is working on windows, but the framerate could not be changed on linux. it keeps saying rcFormat is null on linux. Then I try to change the framerate with JMStudio, it doest not make any difference as well, it seems keep playing the video with preferred frame rate as well. Any ideas?
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.awt.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.media.*;
import javax.media.cdm.CaptureDeviceManager;
import javax.media.control.*;
import javax.media.format.VideoFormat;
import javax.media.util.BufferToImage;
import javax.media.protocol.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.util.*;
import com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGCodec;
import com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGEncodeParam;
import com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGImageEncoder;
public class TVCapture extends Applet {
static Player player = null;
Format [] formats;
     FormatControl [] vfc = null; // Video FormatControl
     CaptureDevice vcd = null; // Video CaptureDevice
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     public void init(){
          try {
               vds = Manager.createDataSource(new MediaLocator("v4l://0")); //on linux
//               vds = Manager.createDataSource(new MediaLocator("vfw://0")); //on windows
          } catch (java.io.IOException _e)   {
               System.out.println(_e);
          } catch (NoDataSourceException _e) {
               System.out.println(_e);
          vcd = (CaptureDevice)vds;
          vfc = vcd.getFormatControls();
          if (vfc != null) {
               System.out.println("vfc ! = null");
               System.out.println("vfc[0] = " + vfc[0]);
               System.out.println("vfc.length = " + vfc.length);
               System.out.println("vfc[0].getFormat = " + vfc[0].getFormat());
               Format [] supportedFormats = vfc[0].getSupportedFormats();
               int i;
               for (i=0; i< supportedFormats.length; i ++) {
     System.out.println("supportedFormats["+i+"]=" + supportedFormats);
//               Format tmpFormat = vfc[0].setFormat(supportedFormats[6]);
               Format tmpFormat = supportedFormats[6];
               System.out.println("tmpFormat = " + tmpFormat);
               System.out.println("tmpFormat.getEncoding() = " + tmpFormat.getEncoding());
               System.out.println("Dimension size =" + ((VideoFormat)tmpFormat).getSize());
               System.out.println("maxDataLength =" + ((VideoFormat)tmpFormat).getMaxDataLength());
               System.out.println("tmpFormat.getDataType() = " + tmpFormat.getDataType());
               System.out.println("frameRate = " + ((VideoFormat)tmpFormat).getFrameRate());
               VideoFormat videoFormat = new VideoFormat( tmpFormat.getEncoding(),
                                                  ((VideoFormat)tmpFormat).getSize(),
                                                                 ((VideoFormat)tmpFormat).getMaxDataLength(),
                                                                 tmpFormat.getDataType(),
                                                                 25.0f);
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               System.out.println("rcFormat = " + rcFormat);
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               System.out.println("cannot get the formatControls()");
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player = Manager.createRealizedPlayer(vds);
player.start();
Component comp;
if ((comp = player.getVisualComponent()) != null) {
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e.printStackTrace();
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public void close() {
          if(player != null) {
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          if (player != null) {
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