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Latest revision as of 12:07, 15 October 2014
Retime
The retime effect allows you to change the duration of a shot, either adding or discarding frames as necessary. A retime effect, being time-based, is treated slightly differently to other effects.
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A retime effect should added as a plain Effect node at the top of the tree. |
Parameters
Mode
The retime Mode determines the accuracy of the retime calculation for the final output sequence. It can be set as :
| • | Nearest Neighbour |
| • | Bilinear Interpolate - more accurate |
Scale
The Scale determines a percentage retime speed.
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Note that setting a scale to zero (0) lets you adjust a clip duration manually by stretching it using the cursor. |
Frame Pin
The Frame Pin determines which frame in the source stays constant for the output sequence.
