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When I try and speed up or slow down a clip of a AVCHD file I get a plain grey screen for the whole duration. Damn frustrating considering I'm editing some sports footage. Does anyone know how to rectify this?
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Hi,
If you had looked down the Topic list, you would see that just two down there is a discussion on the Speed effect. Quite frankly, I think that at this moment in time, it's just broken. Personally I never use it, I always use "slowmoVideo" for speedup or slowdown. |
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i too have issues with the motion efffect (slow down or speed up) when I try to apply it to .ts clips captured with my Haugpauge HD-PVR (within xubuntu) capturing my xbox 360 at 720p@59.97 BUT the speed effect works fine on .mov files captured with my iphone 5s.
is slowmoVideo a linux app available to ubuntu users? I am running xubuntu 12.04.3.
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Yes, slowmo is also available as a deb package. It's a great tool, albeit I used it only once so far, I highly recommend it. It did a fine job on my under water 1080p 25fps footage to the extent possible.
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I had this same problem with AVCHD clips. I worked around it by transcoding the AVCHD to a different format (e.g. mp4) and then apply the speed affect.
You can expect a loss of quality and larger file size because of the transcoding. Note: I also had problems with mismatched frame rate and the speed affect, I had to make sure the project frame rate matched the clip frame rate, otherwise kdenlive would just crash when trying to preview the affect. |
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