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User profile for user: Jonnymont
Jonnymont Author
User level: Level 1
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How do I save a movie with the speed I have set

It's pretty simple

I have a movie which I have changed speed to slo mo, all I want to do is save it like this so I can host it, open it again and it will run slow mo, with me having to change the setting every time.

1. Is it possible with quicktime?

2. maybe some other program

macbook, Mac OS X (10.4.11)

Posted on Oct 16, 2008 9:10 PM

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User profile for user: QuickTimeKirk
QuickTimeKirk
User level: Level 10
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Posted on Oct 17, 2008 7:19 AM

Adjustments made with the A/V controls are not saved with the file.
You'll need to add your video (scaled) to a longer audio file. The steps:
Open both files.
Switch to the video file you wish to turn to "slo mo".
Select all (Command-A) and Copy (Command-C).
Switch to the audio only file.
Select all (Command-A).
Choose "Add to Selection & Scale" (Edit menu).
Open the Movie Properties window and single click on the Video track.
Choose "Extract" (upper left of the window).
Use Save As to make a new copy of this "slo mo" video track.
You can use these steps to make video appear to slow down or speed up. You can do the same with audio files (Chipmunks audio).
Half speed would use an audio file twice the duration of the video track. 30 fps becomes 15 fps in the new file.
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User profile for user: QuickTimeKirk
QuickTimeKirk
User level: Level 10
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Oct 17, 2008 7:19 AM in response to Jonnymont

Adjustments made with the A/V controls are not saved with the file.
You'll need to add your video (scaled) to a longer audio file. The steps:
Open both files.
Switch to the video file you wish to turn to "slo mo".
Select all (Command-A) and Copy (Command-C).
Switch to the audio only file.
Select all (Command-A).
Choose "Add to Selection & Scale" (Edit menu).
Open the Movie Properties window and single click on the Video track.
Choose "Extract" (upper left of the window).
Use Save As to make a new copy of this "slo mo" video track.
You can use these steps to make video appear to slow down or speed up. You can do the same with audio files (Chipmunks audio).
Half speed would use an audio file twice the duration of the video track. 30 fps becomes 15 fps in the new file.
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