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Figured out problem now what do I do???
I have found my problem but have no idea how to fix it.
I start a new project.
I create a comp.
I import the footage which is 33 seconds and put it in the comp.
I add the effect of timewarp.
I now to go the timeline and notice that the slower I set the timewarp like 50% the more it cuts off the original footage. The only way I can scrub all the footage is to set it at 100% which is of course no timewarp effect.
Tried rendering and it just cuts off the footage.
Please advise.
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5 Replies
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I don’t have AE7 but when I demo-ed it, I did a time Warp Test and if I remember right, you need to ReInterpret your footage.
In the Project Window, right click you footage, Interpret Footage>Main, then set the loop to 2, for a 50% reduction of Time Warp and 3 if 33%. Hope that makes sense. It seems like they should have taken this into account when they made the plugin (if that’s possible) and made the reinterpret/looping automatic. But, maybe this isn’t your problem.
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This method doesnt seem to work do you have other ideas? Thank you.
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Have you tried using the stretch function when you expand the In/Out/Duration/Stretch pane on the lower left of the timeline window? Stretch your clip to 200% for a 50% reduction in speed. (This works well if the clip does not have alot of motion but looks pretty good. Of course timewarp may give you more control)
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Thank you but that doesnt appear to work either..I have tried stretching the original footage and the comp with no success…any other ideas? Thank you.
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Menu/Layer/Time/Enable Time Remapping.
That lets you make the layer as long as you want. I think the remapping filter works after the remapping tool, so you don’t even have to edit the keyframes. Just apply this effect and make the layer 3 times as long.
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