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1 FPS to 24 FPS speedup 24x
I’m going to make some graphic art works on my computer, and i would like to make an overview video where i record with camstudio with 1 frame per secound, and then i will speed it up 24 times so i have 24 frames per secound in the video.
How can i make this in the best way? What i’ve learned me from before in Sony Vegas is that i can only speed up a video about 4 times then i have to render out a uncompressed avi which i import and keep on making it slower/faster?
Just wonder if i really have to do this or if there’s any great way to do this in?
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IMO, here’s a much better way of doing it.
Save each frame out as an individual image, make sure they’re all sequentially (and properly) numbered and saved in a single folder.
i.e. for 1-99 images, image01 – image99, for 100-999 images, image 001 – image999, etc.
When you’re finished creating them, open up Vegas, File-Import, browse to the folder, click on the first image, click the “Open still image sequence” box at the bottom left of this window, click Open, select the appropriate options in the box that comes up and click OK.
All your images are now ready for you as a single sequence. -
I’m going to make some graphic art works on my computer, and i would like to make an overview video where i record with camstudio with 1 frame per secound, and then i will speed it up 24 times so i have 24 frames per secound in the video.
If this is really still image graphics why are you using CamStudio at all? Just import your art work as a still image sequence and tell Vegas to interpret it at 24fps and it will create a 24fps movie for you.
To do this make sure that your images are numbered sequentially (xxx0001.jpg, xxx0002.jpg, etc.). Then use File | Import | Media and select the first file in the sequence, then check the box at the bottom of the window labeled Open still image sequence and press Open. On the next window that pops up change the frame rate to 24.000 (Film). Vegas will import your images as video.
~jr
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You beat me while I was busy typing…. great minds… lol.
~jr
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Uhm, but how do i make the videofile to images? It will create an AVI file.
I do have AE i know how i can render out PNG/JPG sequences, shall i do that way? Or any faster way?
Also what’s best images to save as? So no quality lost. -
Uhm, but how do i make the videofile to images?
Perhaps I misunderstood what you are doing. I thought you were starting out with graphics images and wanted to make a movie out of them. Perhaps you are trying to capture yourself actually making the image as a movie and then want to speed that up?
You can get 12x speed by adding a velocity envelope of 300% and then change the playback rate to 4x. Save that as a project and drop it back onto a new timeline as a nested project and change the playback rate of the new event to 2x and you’ll have 24x.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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