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Final Cut Pro 7 – Change the speed to the entire timeline/sequence
Hi.
Im a beginner at Final Cut Pro, i know how to change the speed of a clip but,
today i added in the sequence 2 clips, i added an inicial crossfade and a final clip crossfade… between each two clips, i applied a crossfade too. Then i rendered the crossfades…Now, when i select the two clips, and apply the change speed to 3500% for example… Final Cut Pro
is changing just the first clip, the second one, stays intact in the same place..
How can i make the entire sequence (40minutes) have +/- 1m30s = +/- 3500% speed change forward ? -
2 Replies
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FCP can only change a single clip at a time. However you can export a sequence of clips as a self contained movie, reimport it, and then apply a speed change to the whole sequence.
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Also, if you nest the sequence into another sequence, then you can apply a speed adjustment to the entire sequence.
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