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Velocity issue on in/out point of event when splitting clip.
I have a clip with a velocity envelope on it set to 30%.
When I split this clip, the IN point of the second clip changes. How do I work around this? I want the second clip to pick up where the first clip left off, as one would assume would happen, I think ???
I want to be able to set a velocity envelope to a clip at 30%, to then split the clip and have the
split seamless and transparent as far as in and out points around the clip are concerned.There’s a lot of reasons I want to do this..
-Frankie
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5 Replies
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Render the clip to a new track before you split it.
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Here’s what’s happening: When you press “S” to split a clip to which a velocity envelope has been applied, the new clip will begin as if there was NO velocity change applied. I have reported this behavior in the past. You could change the velocity back to 100% at that point. If you really DO need to actually split it, do as Steve said and render it out first.
Edward Troxel
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couldnt you also just adjust the clip using the “alt” key to line the two clips up?
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Short answer: yes.
Long Answer: Yes, BUT it may be extremely difficult to find the exact frame that should come immediately after that last frame. So you may spend a fair amount of trial and error until it is right.
Edward Troxel
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Another easy thing to do is to nest the slo mo clip as a separate .veg. This enables you to still make speed changes to the clip as a whole, but split it frame accurately.
td
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