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Speed change quality
Hi,
I have a segment of a sequence that I have to slow down, the sequence contains some multiclips. To avoid the hassle of reducing the speed on the individual clips, I want to nest them and reduce the speed on the nested sequence.
Will I loose quality doing the speed change on a nested sequence as opposed to individually and will the frames blend as well?Thanks,
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4 Replies
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There is no quality loss. FCP always renders directly from the media file itself.
All the best,
Tom
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You may easliy wind up with frames blending from different clips.
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Has anyone tried speed changes in Motion?
I was really impressed.David
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I’d export the sequence as a self-contained movie and remap the imported movie.
You will see slight image degradation because some fileds are gfoing to be double printed.
bogiesan
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