Make slow motion with a clip shot at 25fps

I shot a bunch of clips at 25fps, but now I want to add them to the timeline so they will playback in slow motion but the audio (speech interviews) remains at normal speed. Is this possible, or did I need to have shot the clip at a faster rate in the first place?

Maybe I didn't explain my question well enough, but it does work. I placed my audio recording in it's own track, and placed the video action shots in their own video track, selected the video track only and used rate stretch and dragged it to the length of the audio. Voila, audio plays at normal speed and the separate video clip plays at 45%.

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answered said that it is possible with a timer. I have never used a
timer. And all the research i do on it comes up with Countdown
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I am making a sprite movie ( i know learn how to draw). I
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I think WOWZA (
http://www.wowzamedia.com/)
has examples of it running
from their server. Not sure if the demo is online, but it
comes with the
server install. Developer versions are free. Maybe it'll give
you an
idea how.
Manno
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> seeking clarification - it appears there is no such
thing as slow motion with
> FLV, though it can be sort-of emulated using a timer. Is
this correct?
>
> Looking at the AS3 specfication for netstream seek(),
and the discussion of
> so-called I-frames and P-frames, it would appear that,
with the correct
> settings on the server (EnhancedSeek), and video of a
certain quality (I-frames
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I'm trying to learn how to get a slow-motion effect with material that has been shot in 60p (59.94fps).
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Ok, it's weird to answer my own post, yet I learned how to do it and in case someone else is just starting up, it might be helpful:
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thx

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Is it possible to do a super slow motion with Motion? If so, how? < </div>
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http://www.mattias.nu/plugins/
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