yeah I had a black frame so i deleted the FCP clip from the time line, dragged down from bin and started again and it appeared .... Motion kinda feels klunky to me - Im going to try AFX or .. god forbidding buy twixtor....for slo mo's anyway
Slomo tutorial that is... besides, if u like it or not, there's no message in 27min analyzing time for 14sec of optical flow-ed material. An absolute bummer in the first minutes of your tutorial video edit to start off with.
Just like movie editors care must be taken of flow and timing according to the attention curve of the audience.
I agree that He could have presented it a bit better and more quickly, but all he's trying to do is help you guys. I was probably just speaking a lot to make the video as extensive as possible for beginners alike. But yeah, he could have played the results in full speed. Stop being so selfish and ignorant people.
To paraphrase ComicBookGuy, "Worst video ever." You need to LEAD OFF with a side by side comparison of a decent shot with & without the use of Motion3 so viewers know where the hell you're going and whether or not we want to invest 14 minutes. Turns out I didn't -- at least not for this video. Someone needs some basic presentation training. :-(
I am trying to figure out how to use this to fill a blank space on the timeline between two video clips without interfering with either side. How do I make the clip stretch between the two clips (point-to-point/ time-code to time-code) accurately without messing around too much? The slowed down motion clip seems to stay the same length no matter what I change in the settings.
Good explanation. But couldn't you have used a better example for slow mo and at least have shown it full screen in real time so we could see what you were talking about? All that time (15min) and we don't even get a good view of the result! Otherwise good explanation, but give a close up or show the result in comparison at full screen. Thanks
I'm pretty new to the whole video editing world so question: is there a faster way? Is this typical for video editing? I mean, I'm running the iMac 27' i7 8GB and it's taking forever for a short clip.
Your tutorial is potentially great, but ultimately a mess. So what was the problem...that you didn't reduce the speed to 50% or that you were supposed to double the number of frames; that you had to deinterlace and reinterlace or that you imported SD video with the wrong compression. Huh? What? It's so close to being a great tutorial. Could you at least list a corrected workflow in the notes section? I'd love to learn this.
WTF with this tutorial? how the videos see in normal speed???????? Where TF we have to retime once you have the motion flow?????? in FCP or Motion?? kinda uncomplete don´t you think?
At 8:27 you talk about project properties and changing the duration of your clip. Can you explain that a little better? My 10 second clip is being slowed to 40%. Do I have to figure out how long that will be or can I just say it's going to be about 25 seconds? In other words, how forgiving is that number for people with bad math skills?
If I'm editing Final Cut with 30fps and I use Motion3 to 50% slow motion of a 60fps original clip... does it performe better slow motion than a original 30fps ?
so I'm guessing that if I want to slow it down to only 75%, I wouldn't double the amount of frames, but just add half the amount I already have? I should I just double the frames anyway to be safe? Thanks
This video was very helpful. Pro Video School is awesome, and very helpful! If anyone needs to view another tutorial on slow motion "optical flow" please watch my tutorial. I hope it helps!
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This shit looks impossible. Who the fuck would want to learn all this impossible to learn stuff. I have been using Final Cut Pro for 10 years and am an expert using it, but I HATE learning any new software. I hate computers, I am not a computer persona nd never want to have to learn special effects, I hate the idea of it and never will. I am an actor, singer and filmmaker, not a fucking computer genius. For God's sake, this stuff looks impossible.
@johneeeee hey go fuck yourself u slimy littlle spit fuck learning special effects is amazing and fun if u dont lk it then dont comment about it so seriously u should just go take a knife and run into it, go do something drastically stupid tht u would die, go underground and live lk a fuckin mole rat so nobody would have to see or be petrified by the thought of u. U should b erased from existence u are going to b on a list of pple who dont deserve to live. goodbye. lmao lol rotfl jking jking
@johneeeee that's why some of the best film editors still stick with their original techniques, whether it be old software or doing it by hand. It's what they're familiar with.They pretty much express the exact same thing you did :)
This is a method for people who do hollywood films, and not for youtubers...If you do this 3 Times one TB hardrive is gone, and this is not accepteble for private people.
If you shoot with a canon 5D Mark II, the film is in quicktime (mac), and if you have quicktime pro, (then you can always copy frames and paste them next to the copied frame to slow down the film...and it stays in quicktime mode, and you never have to deal with hard drive space problems, or render times. In fact, if you can add audio later, you can edit a whole film using quicktime and get everything done almost real time. Pasting audio in later is very easy.
Let me make sure u know that was sarcasm... I'm talking about Final Cut, not Moviemaker... anyways, what I'm saying is that at some point final cut used to cost 2k and that's when I bought it, now it costs 1300... But now that I think about it, I think it's always been 1300... aargh confusion now I can't remember at all
yeah lol that wouldn't have worked. just in case u didn't know they had like a room full of still cameras in sequence so that they could do slow motion and unreal spinny-around-the-set effects
Optical reflow uses an algorithm similar to a morphing transition seen in cheezy house commercials to showcase the houses to create the extra "frames" that you're seeing. Also this effect is seen on pictures when people morph into other ppl. The effect of Optical Flow is best on objects that can be clearly separated from the background (constant background) otherwise the morphing is more apparent.
I have final cut studio for sale for $100 it is on ebay I have a lot for sale im looking to get 100 for it here is the link you can copy and paste in your URL
so can you put all your to-be-retimed clips in a render cue? It sounds crazy time intensive, and it would be handy to just get it all done while I sleep or whatever.
Thank you. At least, before another viewing, I know and understand optical flow, know about how long the rendering can be and even that I can do this in Motion.
When you cut the speed to 50% you should then cut the framerate in half and every NLE stops producing the ghost frames. ex:24 fps dropped to .500 speed should then be taken down to 12 fps. No ghosting. Somwwhat jerky...which can then be smoothed out by INCREASING the framerate for the clip one/two frames at a time.
I lol'd when I read this. Yes I have Shake 4.1 and yeah I've used optical flow in here before Motion 3 came out and there is no way in heck that one can argue that it's easier to use than Motion 3 - especially when you consider interlaced footage and Shake's general weirdness when dealing with interlacing.
shake is a nice program to use once u understand the node-based interface, if you grow around the Final Cut way of doing things it might seem really foreign to transition to shake, but that doesn't make it harder than Motion, just different.
See my reply to walkman's comment below - it is possible that your source clip is large and motion is looking at the entire source footage to slow down - not just the part of the clip you're looking at in the motion window. This is one major limitation of Motion - but the workaround is to render out just the portion of the clip that you need to retime before bringing it into Motion.
It's because while the clip may have in and out points that make it only 20 seconds on the timeline - the source media is still a lot larger. Motion 3 will always process the entire clip's source media (so say if you capture a whole one hour DV tape - it will look at ALL frames of that 1 hour clip - not just the in and out points).
I know - it is a huge drawback. You need to re-render the clip out with the In and Out points you want to use and THEN bring it back into FCP.
Usually I go all the way to the media manager and create a new project with on the sequence Im editing. Wich is a bit of a burden, since it creates dupes of the caputred media.
All I have under timing is: In, Out, and Duration. Absolutely nothing else. Is there something I need to do to show all the other dropdowns and settings?
I have a question. I have FCS2 with motion 3. I cannot have FCP 6 running at the same time Motion 3 is and vice versa. The problem I found was that the heliumframework has to be removed for FCP to work and then I have to add heliumframework back in in order to run motion, but then FCP won't luanch. Any suggestions?
geez!!!! this gentleman must try a bit harder next tym
VisualRazo 2 weeks ago
ur voice sounds like jd from scrubs :)
CODMW2CRACKS 2 weeks ago
dos it work with final cut pro x?
MrNicolas411 1 month ago
@MrNicolas411 Yes it does, but it can only be done on the newest Motion available in the App Store.
niddproductions 1 month ago
Thanks...now time to test how far I can push it with surfing footage!
JahminLerum 2 months ago
lol moation 3
thedoctor6666666666 4 months ago
thanks very helpful when I couldn't remember where the button was to start the optical flow analysis.. cheers!!
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TheCrackHD 4 months ago
thanks for the tutorial. geta better clip nxt time
miles192 5 months ago
This was exceedingly useful. Thanks for posting it.
redtimmy 5 months ago
Would you PLEASE redo this video and do all the steps in the correct order? It's very confusing and frustrating as it is. Thanks.
ouchmycrank 7 months ago
there is a red flash everytime i add a video to final cut... do you know how can i get rid of it...
UptownMillionaire 8 months ago
Does motion 2 have optical flow, or something like it?
Janke95 8 months ago
Yeah I cant find it on motion 2
is it there?
Absolutelytruelies 7 months ago
@Absolutelytruelies I don't think is, everywhere I've checked says to use motion 3 or 4. This sucks.
Janke95 7 months ago
yeah I had a black frame so i deleted the FCP clip from the time line, dragged down from bin and started again and it appeared .... Motion kinda feels klunky to me - Im going to try AFX or .. god forbidding buy twixtor....for slo mo's anyway
jasonpetermuir1 10 months ago
blablabla
snailsDingo 10 months ago
after effects time remapping is better
jacksonisawesomeful 11 months ago
@jacksonisawesomeful this is two years old, motion 4 is amazing!
MrBabinoz 11 months ago
@jacksonisawesomeful Not if you consider rim warping.
BDLang464 9 months ago
Slomo tutorial that is... besides, if u like it or not, there's no message in 27min analyzing time for 14sec of optical flow-ed material. An absolute bummer in the first minutes of your tutorial video edit to start off with.
Just like movie editors care must be taken of flow and timing according to the attention curve of the audience.
phoebus1966 1 year ago 2
You helped me. Thanks!
westmon 1 year ago
Son, you know your stuff!
NebraskasWallpaper 1 year ago
I agree that He could have presented it a bit better and more quickly, but all he's trying to do is help you guys. I was probably just speaking a lot to make the video as extensive as possible for beginners alike. But yeah, he could have played the results in full speed. Stop being so selfish and ignorant people.
aussienerds 1 year ago
@aussienerds *He* was probably just speaking... (made a mistake)
aussienerds 1 year ago
this video gave me such a headache....you open to many stuff around
ARTISTICLYSTUPID 1 year ago
fucker... u wasted so much time and no fuckin results... bad time waster mother fucker
nomankhalidbutt 1 year ago
Why wouldnt you show the result!?!
dannnnn12345 1 year ago
To paraphrase ComicBookGuy, "Worst video ever." You need to LEAD OFF with a side by side comparison of a decent shot with & without the use of Motion3 so viewers know where the hell you're going and whether or not we want to invest 14 minutes. Turns out I didn't -- at least not for this video. Someone needs some basic presentation training. :-(
jedwards123321 1 year ago
dud judt waststed 14 min of my life.... i could have been masturbating
prinproductions 1 year ago
so much of bla-bla-bah!!!
skymir73 1 year ago 2
I am trying to figure out how to use this to fill a blank space on the timeline between two video clips without interfering with either side. How do I make the clip stretch between the two clips (point-to-point/ time-code to time-code) accurately without messing around too much? The slowed down motion clip seems to stay the same length no matter what I change in the settings.
Thanks
ObamaJoker 1 year ago
check out this video made with Motion: youtube.com/watch?v=oSs4m54RyKA
mexus37 1 year ago
bad quality
SKarsteinX 1 year ago
Good explanation. But couldn't you have used a better example for slow mo and at least have shown it full screen in real time so we could see what you were talking about? All that time (15min) and we don't even get a good view of the result! Otherwise good explanation, but give a close up or show the result in comparison at full screen. Thanks
primatezoo 1 year ago
What about the sound? How can I make it slow-mo? Soundtrack pro?
kjakur 1 year ago
@kjakur Use Audacity for sound slowing.
onjoFilms 1 year ago
I appreciate all the extra side explanations (to help me get my head around Motion and the overall workflow better)
moonspirit1 1 year ago
I'm pretty new to the whole video editing world so question: is there a faster way? Is this typical for video editing? I mean, I'm running the iMac 27' i7 8GB and it's taking forever for a short clip.
BTW: thank you for the video. It helped a lot
xxicubusxx 1 year ago
Your tutorial is potentially great, but ultimately a mess. So what was the problem...that you didn't reduce the speed to 50% or that you were supposed to double the number of frames; that you had to deinterlace and reinterlace or that you imported SD video with the wrong compression. Huh? What? It's so close to being a great tutorial. Could you at least list a corrected workflow in the notes section? I'd love to learn this.
brutewolf 1 year ago
WTF with this tutorial? how the videos see in normal speed???????? Where TF we have to retime once you have the motion flow?????? in FCP or Motion?? kinda uncomplete don´t you think?
ciuranatv 1 year ago
lol is it necessary for your videos to be this long
superfamouskids 1 year ago
At 8:27 you talk about project properties and changing the duration of your clip. Can you explain that a little better? My 10 second clip is being slowed to 40%. Do I have to figure out how long that will be or can I just say it's going to be about 25 seconds? In other words, how forgiving is that number for people with bad math skills?
TommyProCam 1 year ago
Hey Johneeee , how good a film maker can you be if you HATE computers so much?
You only have to read your last comment to see how little you know about Film making. Stop picking ur nose and don't be a hater!
krissdarko 1 year ago
Does final cut work on vista?
Phantom777777777 1 year ago
@Phantom777777777 I believe Final Cut only works on mac O.S.
jobblas 1 year ago
@jobblas Okey, then I gotto get another program then ;) thanks for aswer
Phantom777777777 1 year ago
Thanks for this... way better than everything else I've tried.
alfonsotan 1 year ago
how do you slow motion with audio synced to it because i'm having problems with that
CARNAGeSn1ping 1 year ago
Too many words, boring video tutorial :(
MrBerkley 1 year ago
@MrBerkley Interesting how words seem so necessary sometimes, when they aren't.. All it takes is a special look from a stranger.
nakedvolleyball 1 year ago
Dear,
If I'm editing Final Cut with 30fps and I use Motion3 to 50% slow motion of a 60fps original clip... does it performe better slow motion than a original 30fps ?
DicasdePilotagem 1 year ago
so I'm guessing that if I want to slow it down to only 75%, I wouldn't double the amount of frames, but just add half the amount I already have? I should I just double the frames anyway to be safe? Thanks
tomes55moon 1 year ago
Not bad, but i think its totally not worth the 27 minute waiting time, save up and buy a slow-mo camera if you are into serious slow motion
abedkh 1 year ago
@abedkh - idiot
vid828 1 year ago
@abedkh you know i was thinking the same thing. i will save up. what kind of software do you use bro.
project419 1 year ago
This video was very helpful. Pro Video School is awesome, and very helpful! If anyone needs to view another tutorial on slow motion "optical flow" please watch my tutorial. I hope it helps!
mudcatproductions 1 year ago
You work is really really inspirational. Thank you for spending the time on this.
portraitpixels 1 year ago
whats better final cut?? or sony vegas pro 9???
TheCastaway15 1 year ago
@TheCastaway15 Final Cut.
ArmyOfGamerZ 1 year ago
FINAL CUT is deffo better
ybot321 1 year ago
final cut, way more powerfull
s1dnac1t 1 year ago
you can download both for free :p
CodShotz 1 year ago
@TheCastaway15 final cut all the way
Marillionmad 1 year ago
@TheCastaway15 adobe after effects for slow motion and sony vegas fo editing...
nnavish 1 year ago
I mean listen to this guy, he sounds like he loves computers and can take one apart and fix it.
johneeeee 1 year ago
So... where´s the problem?
kicosmaria 1 year ago
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This shit looks impossible. Who the fuck would want to learn all this impossible to learn stuff. I have been using Final Cut Pro for 10 years and am an expert using it, but I HATE learning any new software. I hate computers, I am not a computer persona nd never want to have to learn special effects, I hate the idea of it and never will. I am an actor, singer and filmmaker, not a fucking computer genius. For God's sake, this stuff looks impossible.
johneeeee 1 year ago
@johneeeee I have to say - this comment was hilarious.
provideoschool 1 year ago 133
@provideoschool I like a good belly laugh before I start my day, and this was it, lol.
onjoFilms 1 year ago
@provideoschool Me 2.
WiiMandDK 1 year ago
@provideoschool
but its true
k4rb0n3 1 year ago
@provideoschool I got to say, this is the third time coming across this comment and I always break up laughing. Too funny.
onjoFilms 1 year ago
@provideoschool thats because it wasnt meant to be taken serious like most people thought lol
junkerde 1 year ago
When I right clicked in fcp and motion opened the sub-clip didn't open in motion just a black screen.. Help
busterr1 10 months ago
@busterr1
In FC select the sequence you want to send to Motion... That should do...
dantasimagem 6 months ago
@johneeeee wat? r u trippin on acid?
CodGamingCenter 1 year ago
@johneeeee hey go fuck yourself u slimy littlle spit fuck learning special effects is amazing and fun if u dont lk it then dont comment about it so seriously u should just go take a knife and run into it, go do something drastically stupid tht u would die, go underground and live lk a fuckin mole rat so nobody would have to see or be petrified by the thought of u. U should b erased from existence u are going to b on a list of pple who dont deserve to live. goodbye. lmao lol rotfl jking jking
VGMaven 1 year ago
@VGMaven Oops, I guess someone got their little feelings hurt by a comment. Some little pigtailed girly I'm guessing...how adorable.
nakedvolleyball 1 year ago
@johneeeee
By far the funniest comment I've seen recently !!! HAHAHAHAHAA
metalland27 1 year ago
@johneeeee that's why some of the best film editors still stick with their original techniques, whether it be old software or doing it by hand. It's what they're familiar with.They pretty much express the exact same thing you did :)
alienorange 1 year ago
@johneeeee
2bad we dont care lol
ftb2ufogaming4444 1 year ago
@johneeeee hahahahaha it does look impossible
cuteboi16 1 year ago
@johneeeee lol u r a dumbass, "not a fucking computer genius" well u kinda are if u r an expert at fcp of 10 years
JacobStupify3 1 year ago
@johneeeee Maybe stick to acting with the other children. Leave the thinking to the adults.
ChadWork1 6 months ago
This is a method for people who do hollywood films, and not for youtubers...If you do this 3 Times one TB hardrive is gone, and this is not accepteble for private people.
calvinclaus 2 years ago 2
If you shoot with a canon 5D Mark II, the film is in quicktime (mac), and if you have quicktime pro, (then you can always copy frames and paste them next to the copied frame to slow down the film...and it stays in quicktime mode, and you never have to deal with hard drive space problems, or render times. In fact, if you can add audio later, you can edit a whole film using quicktime and get everything done almost real time. Pasting audio in later is very easy.
sclogse1 2 years ago
how much frames you copied for this effect? what is the main idea of this method?
Ryudiolf 1 year ago
the method is to create frames based on the previous frame and the following frame... without using this method the slow motion is choppy and blurry
Tmantwist 1 year ago 3
im 13 and i now more then him i edit mw 2 montages yes preety gay but i get microsofe points final cut pro is so easy to hack
DRNKxUTUBE 2 years ago
can you tell me how you cracked it?
ElaioTV 2 years ago
@DRNKxUTUBE u r an idiot
EnvyMyPower 2 years ago
@DRNKxUTUBE LOL.. how sad...
UrFavoriteWhiteboy 1 year ago
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calvinclaus 2 years ago
Do you also have vids. for Final Cut Express 4?
LuLu1198 2 years ago
very helpful! thank you very much :)
kncheilbronn 2 years ago
Really? Your not going to play the results at the end?
HC3 2 years ago 68
thank u dude so much. but my only used 5 min. and i got the same mac as u but 4 gig ram
ALNUDN 2 years ago
such an old mac int hat tut
NamesED 2 years ago
THANK YOU!!
OurSteelo 2 years ago
this method sucks so much. 3 and half minute and 200gb isn't enough.
mateuszmlynarczyk 2 years ago
You wish it only took three and a half minutes.
CaptainVideo890 2 years ago
Let me make sure u know that was sarcasm... I'm talking about Final Cut, not Moviemaker... anyways, what I'm saying is that at some point final cut used to cost 2k and that's when I bought it, now it costs 1300... But now that I think about it, I think it's always been 1300... aargh confusion now I can't remember at all
Cakeman545 2 years ago
lol yeah cuz movie maker costs $1300. (FCS was $2000 when i bought it...)
Cakeman545 2 years ago
you spend that much on it? wow. What do you do?
Kelnosha 2 years ago
oops i just replied to ur comment but I accidentally commented on the video instead of actually replying... just look for it
Cakeman545 2 years ago
lol. that's alright. I spent 600 for it. student discount.
Kelnosha 2 years ago
fail
macgameworkarounds 2 years ago
Just get Adobe After Effects and use that to ramp your slomos, or just regular slomos. Then just render into whatever you want it in.
tannerfilmsalot 2 years ago
I wonder if they used Motion for Matrix lol.
Kelnosha 2 years ago
yeah lol that wouldn't have worked. just in case u didn't know they had like a room full of still cameras in sequence so that they could do slow motion and unreal spinny-around-the-set effects
Cakeman545 2 years ago
dude final cut is 1300!!! used by PROS!!!
SkateMusicLife64 2 years ago
It's a great program for the price i think. Mac's equivalent to movie maker would be iMovie
hometownheros34 2 years ago
imovie is a lot better though
tyguywow 2 years ago
for sure
hometownheros34 2 years ago
your kidding me right? FCP is WAY better. You can do so much more.
Kelnosha 2 years ago
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hometownheros34 2 years ago
Optical reflow uses an algorithm similar to a morphing transition seen in cheezy house commercials to showcase the houses to create the extra "frames" that you're seeing. Also this effect is seen on pictures when people morph into other ppl. The effect of Optical Flow is best on objects that can be clearly separated from the background (constant background) otherwise the morphing is more apparent.
screammachineman 2 years ago
does Premier has the same problems?
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I usually just export the clips in Compressor and adjust the speed there using the frame controls. You get the same effect.
FranklinHSVideo 2 years ago
when i right click on the clip. it doesnt have the option of anything you have. like send to.???
scotto2114 2 years ago
so can you put all your to-be-retimed clips in a render cue? It sounds crazy time intensive, and it would be handy to just get it all done while I sleep or whatever.
liamleahy 2 years ago
Haha! I would hope so.
ScottRoseVideo 2 years ago
it very interesting leçon but i want learning by frensh languague its my second languague
amazire1970 2 years ago
Thank you. At least, before another viewing, I know and understand optical flow, know about how long the rendering can be and even that I can do this in Motion.
yaknbo 2 years ago
do you double the the ting after you already went threw optical flow?
Devonlamb 2 years ago
Does it still take a long time to render out from Motion 3 if the clip is just standart NTSC DV footage?
kainirmo 2 years ago
Oh, and then RENDER back to the original framerate and reimport the clip.
Craftonia 3 years ago
When you cut the speed to 50% you should then cut the framerate in half and every NLE stops producing the ghost frames. ex:24 fps dropped to .500 speed should then be taken down to 12 fps. No ghosting. Somwwhat jerky...which can then be smoothed out by INCREASING the framerate for the clip one/two frames at a time.
Craftonia 3 years ago
Can u speak english please cuase u dont want choppy slow mos
Maxie0000007 2 years ago
have you ever considered Shake 4.1?
its really useful & in my opinion...optical flow is amazingly easier than motion 3 & less rendering time(in some ways)
check it out
:D
SpikesProduction 3 years ago
I lol'd when I read this. Yes I have Shake 4.1 and yeah I've used optical flow in here before Motion 3 came out and there is no way in heck that one can argue that it's easier to use than Motion 3 - especially when you consider interlaced footage and Shake's general weirdness when dealing with interlacing.
provideoschool 3 years ago
yeaaa shake is quite weird but we're all different...i just use shake alot more becuz im not a fan of the rendering time within motion3
dont get me wrong motion3 is quite superior...its just that i grew around shake more often
:)
SpikesProduction 3 years ago
i kinda agree with this spikes guy
shake is a nice program to use once u understand the node-based interface, if you grow around the Final Cut way of doing things it might seem really foreign to transition to shake, but that doesn't make it harder than Motion, just different.
kwal0992 2 years ago
52 hours baby :(
DirectedBySteve 3 years ago
See my reply to walkman's comment below - it is possible that your source clip is large and motion is looking at the entire source footage to slow down - not just the part of the clip you're looking at in the motion window. This is one major limitation of Motion - but the workaround is to render out just the portion of the clip that you need to retime before bringing it into Motion.
provideoschool 3 years ago
Thanks PVS, I'll look into it.
I'm running a G5 Quad with 4gb Ram. I'm trying to slow down 2sec's of footage to 5%
DirectedBySteve 3 years ago
When I go to do this to a clip that is clearly no more than 20 frames, it says something like 16000 frames to render
Why?
walkman29 3 years ago
It's because while the clip may have in and out points that make it only 20 seconds on the timeline - the source media is still a lot larger. Motion 3 will always process the entire clip's source media (so say if you capture a whole one hour DV tape - it will look at ALL frames of that 1 hour clip - not just the in and out points).
I know - it is a huge drawback. You need to re-render the clip out with the In and Out points you want to use and THEN bring it back into FCP.
provideoschool 3 years ago
Thanks!
walkman29 3 years ago
how do I exactly re-render a clip out?
Usually I go all the way to the media manager and create a new project with on the sequence Im editing. Wich is a bit of a burden, since it creates dupes of the caputred media.
albaton 3 years ago
thanks alot, this helped alot
MrSherrifff 3 years ago
All I have under timing is: In, Out, and Duration. Absolutely nothing else. Is there something I need to do to show all the other dropdowns and settings?
mhgrover 3 years ago
you shouldve played the clips fit to window also...
mrwashur1991 3 years ago
you wouldn't have seen any difference on fit to window with youtube
drshabizzo 3 years ago
plzzzzzzzzz tell me can i use motion3 on pc windows xp?
smartnaimat 3 years ago
unfortunately, no. Motion is apple program that comes with the final cut studio 2 package
bustercloud288 3 years ago
It's from Apple so it works only with Apple software
funtube99999 3 years ago
hmmm I have 4 gigs of ram.
marshmelow 3 years ago
I have a question. I have FCS2 with motion 3. I cannot have FCP 6 running at the same time Motion 3 is and vice versa. The problem I found was that the heliumframework has to be removed for FCP to work and then I have to add heliumframework back in in order to run motion, but then FCP won't luanch. Any suggestions?
marshmelow 3 years ago
It might be your RAM.
zadizzzle 3 years ago