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Is there software (free?) that will allow me to create a version of my
recording which plays back at double speed? I want to maintain DV quality in
a clip that I can then pull into an editor to make a movie in the normal
fashion.


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"Wally" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there software (free?) that will allow me to create a version of my
> recording which plays back at double speed? I want to maintain DV quality
in
> a clip that I can then pull into an editor to make a movie in the normal
> fashion.
>

Can't you do all that on the timeline from within the NLE ?.....

Headrush Films UK wrote:

> In Premiere you can capture in time-lap mode that would give the
> effect of speeding up the film. we have just captured a 10 hour shoot
> in to 30 mins you may need to shoot in frame mode though to stop
> interlace problems. However most edit programs will allow some sort
> of change to the clip in the time domain.

I'll look into the shooting modes that the camera offers (if any). I had
been messing about with TV captures using VirtualDub, and that seems a good
program, at least for getting started with, but I found out tonight that it
can't read my DV files - it's looking for a decoder that I don't have, even
though Media Player can play the DV AVI files just fine. (I don't know if
VirtualDub can do what I want, but it does has stuff about removing frames.)

Premier's one of those pricey things, isn't it? Is there a 'lite' version?


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On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 00:41:30 GMT, "Wally" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Is there software (free?) that will allow me to create a version of my
>recording which plays back at double speed? I want to maintain DV quality in
>a clip that I can then pull into an editor to make a movie in the normal
>fashion.


have a look here

http://www.inmatrix.com/files/avifrate_download.shtml
Gary MacKenzie
Video Editor

Gary MacKenzie <(E-Mail Removed)> came forth with the
following in uk.rec.video.digital

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> http://www.inmatrix.com/files/avifrate_download.shtml

I've been looking for something like this for ages. Just had a quick play
and the output is excellent. Does a better job than studio 9+

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Gary MacKenzie wrote:

>> Is there software (free?) that will allow me to create a version of
>> my recording which plays back at double speed? I want to maintain DV
>> quality in a clip that I can then pull into an editor to make a
>> movie in the normal fashion.

> have a look here
> http://www.inmatrix.com/files/avifrate_download.shtml

That seems to work quite well.

Thanks for the pointers, folks.


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