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3 Choose Clip > Time Stretch.
4 In the Time Stretch dialog box, type a percentage for Speed. A value less the 100% slows down the clip; a value
greater than 100% increases its speed.
5 (Optional) To keep the pitch of an audio clip unchanged, select Maintain Audio Pitch.
6 Click OK. Preview your changes, and then make adjustments as necessary.
7 If you moved the clip in step 1, drag it back into place in the movie.
Change the speed and duration of multiple clips
You can change the speed and duration of multiple clips when you are in the Timeline view of the My Projects panel.
1 Do one of the following to select multiple clips:
• To select non-consecutive clips, Shift-click each clip.
• To select consecutive clips, click in the My Projects panel and drag a marquee around the selected clips.
• To select all the clips, press Ctrl-A.
2 Select Clip > Time Stretch to modify the speed and duration of all the selected clips.
Set the duration of a clip
The duration of a video or audio clip is the length of time it plays from its first frame (In point) to its last frame (Out
point). The initial duration of a clip is the same as it was when the clip was imported or captured. Most often, you
change a clip’s duration by trimming frames from either end. But you can also trim the end of a clip by designating a
specific duration.
Unlike video, still images are not limited to the length of the original clip. You can set their duration to any length.
1 Select a clip in Project view of the Tasks panel or in the Timeline.
2 Choose Clip > Time Stretch.
3 In the Time Stretch dialog box, click the Link button to unlink speed and duration. When linked, changing
the duration also changes the playback speed of the clip.
4 Type a new duration, and click OK.
Reverse the playback of a clip
Reversing a clip plays the clip backward, Out point to In point. You can also reverse the clip and change its speed. You
can reverse a clip using the Timeline only—not the Sceneline.
1 Select the clip in the Timeline.
2 Choose Clip > Time Stretch.
3 (Optional) To change the speed of the clip, type a percentage for Speed in the Time Stretch dialog box. A value less
the 100% slows down the clip; a value greater than 100% increases its speed.
4 Select Reverse Speed, and click OK.
To both reverse the clip and change its speed with one action, type a negative percentage for Speed, where –200 plays
the clip in reverse at double its normal speed and –50 plays the clip in reverse at half its normal speed.
- ELEMENTS 8 EDITOR 1
- PREMIERE 1
- Contents 3
- Premiere Elements 6
- New and enhanced features 7
- Back up/Synchronize files 8
- ❖ Do one of the following: 9
- Premiere Elements Editor 10
- • Digital Still Camera 11
- • Mobile Phones And Players 11
- Use video capture device 12
- Create an album 12
- Troubleshooting tips 14
- About the workspace 15
- Create an Adobe ID 16
- Sign in with your Adobe ID 16
- Workspace overview 17
- Customizing the workspace 18
- Display and hide panels 19
- Dock panels 19
- Resize a panel 19
- Open panel menus 20
- Restore the default workspace 20
- Adjust panel brightness 20
- Panel overviews 21
- Organize workspace 22
- Edit workspace 23
- Monitor panel overview 24
- Info panel overview 25
- Chapter 3: Projects 26
- Open a project 27
- Create an InstantMovie 28
- Theme properties 29
- Viewing a project’s files 30
- Project view display options 32
- Organize clips in folders 33
- Find an item in a project 34
- Delete a clip 35
- Viewing clip properties 36
- Adjust columns in List view 38
- Project settings and presets 39
- Check your project’s settings 40
- Capture settings 41
- Video Rendering settings 41
- Undoing changes 42
- Save a project 43
- Working with scratch disks 44
- Set up a scratch disk 45
- Chapter 4: Capturing video 46
- Capture video 49
- Capture stop-motion video 55
- Capturing video 56
- Capture time-lapse video 57
- Stop Motion preferences 58
- Adding files to a project 59
- • Tapeless Camcorder 60
- 2 Do one of the following: 62
- 1 Do one of the following: 62
- Supported video formats 63
- Supported still-image formats 63
- Guidelines for adding files 64
- Elements 67
- Create a Photoshop file 68
- Creating specialty clips 69
- Working with offline files 71
- Understanding aspect ratios 72
- Pixel aspect ratio 73
- View a project’s aspect ratio 74
- 5.1 audio import 76
- Organizer 78
- Find clips by star ratings 79
- Tagging files 80
- Auto-Analyzer 82
- Applying Smart Tags 83
- About multiple scene groups 84
- About stacks 85
- Creating albums 86
- About smart albums 87
- Create a smart album 87
- Remove files from an album 87
- Backup/synchronize files 88
- Sceneline overview 89
- Adding clips in the Sceneline 90
- Creating a slide show 91
- Ungroup a slide show 92
- Timeline overview 95
- Timeline tracks 96
- Timeline tools 96
- Move through the Timeline 97
- Add clips to the Timeline 98
- More Help topics 100
- Last updated 8/12/2010 101
- Select clips in the Timeline 102
- Move a clip in the Timeline 102
- Customize Timeline tracks 105
- Rename a track 106
- Group and ungroup clips 107
- Link video and audio clips 107
- Synchronize linked clips 108
- Enable and disable clips 109
- Add clip and timeline markers 110
- Move and delete markers 111
- Move a marker 112
- Delete a timeline marker 112
- Delete a clip marker 112
- Clear all markers 112
- Previewing movies 113
- Preview in full-screen mode 115
- Preview on a TV monitor 116
- Background rendering 117
- Render an area for preview 117
- Set the area to be rendered 118
- Render a preview 118
- Delete preview files 119
- Chapter 8: Editing clips 120
- About Smart trimming 121
- Automatic Smart Trim 122
- Smart Trim options 122
- Trim in the Timeline 125
- Editing clips 127
- Trim in the Preview window 128
- Split clips 129
- Split a clip 130
- Replace footage 131
- Change a clip’s speed 132
- Set the duration of a clip 133
- Freezing and holding frames 134
- Hold a video frame 135
- Working with source clips 136
- SmartFix 138
- Transition basics 139
- Applying transitions to clips 140
- Specify a default transition 141
- Replace a transition 144
- Preview applied transitions 144
- Preview in the Monitor panel 145
- Create specialty transitions 146
- Adjusting transitions 148
- Adjust transition duration 149
- Chapter 10: Applying effects 151
- Third-party effects 152
- Find an effect 152
- Organize effect presets 153
- Applying and removing effects 154
- Apply an audio effect 155
- Copy and paste effects 156
- Remove an effect 157
- Remove all effects 157
- Working with effect presets 158
- Apply an effect preset 159
- Create an effect preset 159
- Changing effect properties 160
- Reorder effects 161
- Adjust effect properties 162
- Adjust a clip’s position 163
- Scale a clip 163
- Rotate a clip 164
- Adjust a clip’s anchor point 165
- Adjust opacity 166
- Keying out color 167
- Invert or hide alpha channels 170
- Effects reference 172
- Brightness & Contrast 175
- Channel Mixer 176
- Image Control 177
- Lighting Effects 177
- Posterize 177
- Blur and sharpen 178
- Fast Blur 179
- Gaussian Blur 179
- Ghosting 179
- Corner Pin 180
- Lens Distortion 180
- Polar Coordinates 181
- Spherize 181
- Transform 181
- GPU Effects 182
- Generate 183
- Image control 184
- Color Replace 185
- Gamma Correction 185
- Alpha Adjust 185
- Chroma Key 186
- Difference Matte effect 187
- Image Matte Key effect 188
- Luma Key effect 188
- Non Red Key 189
- Remove Matte effect 189
- RGB Difference Key effect 189
- NewBlue Art Effects Elements 190
- Line Drawing 191
- Metallic 191
- Pastel Sketch 191
- NewBlue Film Look 192
- Perspective 193
- Pixelate 194
- Video Stabilizer 196
- Color Emboss 197
- Find Edges 197
- Replicate 198
- Solarize 198
- Strobe Light 198
- Texturize 198
- Posterize Time 199
- Videomerge 201
- Audio effects 201
- Channel Volume 202
- DeNoiser 202
- Dynamics 202
- Swap Channels 204
- Chapter 11: Animating effects 205
- Display and edit keyframes 206
- Add keyframes 207
- Add keyframes in the Timeline 208
- Copy keyframes 209
- Remove keyframes 209
- Adjusting keyframes 210
- Specify keyframe values 211
- Move keyframes 212
- Add or adjust Bezier handles 213
- Bezier interpolation methods 214
- Animating a clip’s position 215
- Adjust a clip’s motion path 216
- Motion tracking effect 217
- Effects Mask 220
- Chapter 12: Creating titles 222
- Create a still title 223
- Set roll and crawl options 226
- Trim titles 227
- Editing and formatting text 228
- Wrap text automatically 229
- Set font, style, and size 229
- Specify a font 230
- Specify a font style 230
- Change the font size 230
- Change text orientation 231
- Reflow paragraph text 231
- About styles 232
- Create a style 232
- Apply a style to an object 232
- 3 Do any of the following: 233
- Add images to titles 234
- Arranging objects in titles 235
- Transform objects 236
- Move objects 237
- Scale objects 237
- Rotate objects 237
- Apply color to title objects 238
- Set the stroke 239
- Create drop shadows 240
- Designing titles for TV 241
- Export a title file 242
- Import a title file 242
- Using soundtracks 243
- Preview a soundtrack 244
- Create narrations 245
- Set up for narration 246
- Narrate a clip 246
- About audio mixing 247
- SmartMix 249
- Audio Meters panel overview 250
- Adjust volume in the Timeline 250
- Mute a clip 252
- Fade volume in or out 252
- Auto-play discs 253
- Working with menu markers 254
- Main menu markers 255
- Scene markers 255
- Stop markers 256
- Add a stop marker 258
- Find a menu or scene marker 259
- Creating disc menus 260
- Apply a disc menu template 261
- Customize a menu template 261
- Edit menu text and buttons 263
- Specify text settings 264
- Animate buttons 264
- Previewing menus 266
- Sharing from the Tasks panel 267
- Using Quick Share 268
- Disc burning 269
- Compatibility issues for DVDs 270
- Sharing for PC playback 272
- General export settings 275
- Video export settings 276
- Audio export settings 277
- Sharing to the web 278
- About mobile formats 280
- Sharing to videotape 281
- Export to analog tape 282
- Export To Tape options 283
- Sharing to Video CD 284
- Common settings for Sharing 284
- Video settings 285
- Audio settings 287
- Multiplexing settings 288
- About compression 291
- About data rate 291
- About compression keyframes 292
- Archiving projects 293
- Using default shortcuts 295
- Customizing shortcuts 295
- Remove shortcuts 296
- Chapter 17: Troubleshooting 297
- Capturing 298
- Importing 299
- Playing back and previewing 300
- Display colors garbled 301
- Creating a DVD 302
- Chapter 18: Glossary 304
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