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  Applying twixtor in Premiere Pro CC without nesting sequence?

  Posted by Dylan Mann on January 30, 2016 at 5:04 am

  ​Hi there,

  I have a bunch of clips that require the slow-mo treatment in Premiere Pro CC 2015. I watched some of the tutorials online and it says that I need to put the particular clip into a new sequence, duplicate it a few times before I can apply Twixtor on it.

  This workflow is very tedious when I have, say 50 x 2s clips that I’d like to apply slow-mo.

  If I apply Twixtor directly without doing the above, it simply slows down a random part of the clip (say at the 25th frame of the 2s clip, instead of the entire 2s clip).

  Is there an easier way to do this? ​

  Thank you very much.

  Dylan Mann replied 10 years, 7 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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