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time remapping in 6.5, layer doesn’t extend to infinite
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Graham Quince
June 20, 2005 at 2:09 pmHmmm, i’ve come across a slightly irritating problem, and i wonder if its a setting that can be changed. i’ve recently upgraded to 6.5 and one of the things thaty seem different is that when i enable Time Remapping on a video layer, the possible length of layer doesn’t extend off the screen. i can time remap within the layer’s original length but can’t see how to make the whole thing longer?
Does anyone have any ideas???
Graham
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Steve Roberts
June 20, 2005 at 2:30 pmHave you tried lengthening the host comp?
Steve
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Filip Vandueren
June 20, 2005 at 11:05 pmDid you time-stretch the layer before you enabled Time-remapping ?
The maximum length of a solid, still or time-remapped layer is indeed always the length of the comp (or the footage-duration if that’s longer), but that value get’s multiplied by the speed setting you’ve applied to the video. -
Graham Quince
June 21, 2005 at 8:07 amI did stretch the layer, but found that the time remap keyframes also extended. I’d be more than happy for the time-remapped layer to be the length of the comp, but unfortunately it falls short.
It’s just strange because 6.0 didn’t do this 🙁
Graham
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Filip Vandueren
June 21, 2005 at 11:39 amYou’re better off setting the speed back to 100 % and then adjusting your keyframes to achieve the same (fester) effect.
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