Re: Clip Speed, Slip Edits, The Monitor Window, and Sync

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From: RGBaker
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:02

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I think you should abandon this process of adjusting the 'speed' of a clip ...

IMHO the process you should use is to let a clip run until it seems to get out of sync, razor the clip, insert a few black frames (just as place holders, not that you will ever cut to these frames) until the clip is back in sync and let it run again. So you 'stretch' you clip by filling it in periodically with black spacers. Note that you could accomplish the same thing by cutting frames, if the clip is out of sync in that direction, but I believe it is better to lengthen a short clip.

HTH

GB

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