Speed up and Slow Down Video Clips In Camtasia 2020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2020
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#clipspeed - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Straight and too the point. Exact information I needed and easy to understand. No annoying intro or personal thoughts. We need more of this
oh thanks - saved me ton of time figuring it out by myself
Thank you so much! This was very helpful!
Thank you so much! I needed this for a timelapse!
Glad it helped!
thank you.quick and useful for me
What do the properties in Clip Speed do? Duration, minutes, seconds, and frames? I see numbers in there but don't understand them.
I was changing the number values at first and I didn't understand what I was doing.
Every single time I changed the numbers It made the clip go faster.
But now I'm going to pay attention to those numbers as I use the method you shown to slow the clip down.
Thank you!
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OMG! Thank you!
Easy tutorial. Camtasia is best!
But how do you selct multiple clips and speed them ALL UP by 1.25? Plesae help. I'm not tryign to do this process for every little clip in my timeline, plus their corrsponsing audio.
Good question! Once you've added clip speed to your selected clips, hold shift (or ctrl) to select them in the Timeline. Once they're all highlighted, go into the Properties panel on the right and adjust the clip speed to whatever number you'd like (2x? 5x?) and they should all adjust. Tip: if you have your magnetic track turned on in the timeline you won't have to close any gaps.
Thanks!
thank you so much brother
Cool thank you!
Very informative video thank you
Could we please get a keyboard shortcut for this effect?
That damn speed doesn't seem to get to 1.47x speed which I want and always jumps from 1.46x to 1.48x. Pissing me off.
Have you tried typing in 1.47x on the Properties panel? I just double-checked and that worked for me. More precise than using the handles/sliders.
Thank you, useful
Hi, does the speeding up affect the audio pitch? I still have Camtasia 9, I like to slightly speed up my tutorial videos but then I sound like a chipmunck so I have to export the audio to Audacity, fix the pitch and import it back to Camtasia. DOes the 2020 version let me speed up a video keeping the right pitch with no need to external tools?
First, have you tried our pitch effect in the Audio Effects column (now I'm wondering if that exists in v9)?
As far as the updates go, the clip speed does not affect pitch anymore, no. So if you were to update that might solve the problem as well. (Feel free to download the free trial before committing to it) - www.techsmith.com/download/camtasia/
@@techsmith Thanks, exactly what I needed to know before upgrading :-)
I can confirm that there was no pitch effect in the Audio Effects column for v9; I can't find it in the 2020 trial either but the clip speed in v2020 doesn't effect pitch so I'm already fine with that.
@@simonepalla4180 Hi Simone - so I have a 32 minute interview and need to drop it down to 30 minutes. I have cut out ALL extra I can. how much were you able to compress the video?
@@MarkGarrettBusinessCoach as far as I can remember I managed to reduce the video almost 25% (from 10 minutes to 7:30) because I was talking quite slowly; going from 32 to 30 is less than a 10% reduction (6.25% to be precise) so it should be fine. The only problem would be if you and the interviewee were originally talking at a really fast pace.
thanks a ton!
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Thanq so much 🤍
In latest version software 2023.0.2 version audio effects > clip speed has a bug and creating annoying sound. I am contacted support team but they don't even know about this. Please fix this issue soon
Opening up a support ticket was the correct route to take this. They'll be able to send it to the dev team to create a bug report. Watch for any follow up communication from that team so they can better assist you.
how do u even slow down the clip, it only gives me fast options
Jump to :36 seconds in the video to see him dragging the clip speed effect on the selected clip in to the left to speed it up. I hope that helps.
For some reason when I adjust clip speed for one clip it does it for the entire video
Is it still possible to fill in how much speed (percentage) you want to be... I can only drag the bar which isn't accurate
Never mind found it! After adding the clipspeed go to the properties panel on the right, thnx anywayz
@@dwightligori Oh good! Yes, as you found you can adjust any values in the Properties panel. Thanks for the follow-up to let us know!
what if I want the video to go slow at the beggining and then fast?
How can you rename a recording? I prefer to change the default names.
In Camtasia you can re-name it by right-clicking and selecting "Rename" however this only renames it inside the software. If you wish to rename the raw file, right-click the file and select "Reveal in Explorer" (Finder on Mac) and change it from the source. When you do that however, the file in the project becomes unlinked (since its source name changed). An error message will appear in Camtasia, close that, and you will have to right-click one more time to "Update Media" (or Update File) and find the renamed file.
When i speed it up the frame rate drops so much that it makes the video unwatchable does this have a fix?
This could depend a lot on how fast you made it, and how much you sped up into a short amount of time. There are only so many frames to show in one second (30) so if you take an hour of video and cram it into two seconds for example, it'd show nothing. Just depends what you're using it with. Also, try exporting it to see if it shows up better than in Camtasia.
Nice
is there a way to slow down a part of a clip
Yes, follow the instructions in this video by getting Clip Speed from the Visual Effects tab, but if you only want it for PART of a clip, you will need to trim the piece of the video out first. Use the Trim tool ("S" on Win or CMD+T on Mac) on the start and end of what you want slowed down. Then make space AROUND that clip by moving the other portions of that video that you just cut away from it, then extend using the Clip Speed handles, and then bring the other clips back up against it once you have it where you like it.
Terima kasih. 🙏
wish you could when adding clip speed it wouldn't make the whole audio shorter in length. I want it to remain same duration just in a faster sounding pace
Not sure what you're asking for here... you want to audio to sound faster, but still be the same longer duration? That sounds more like you're asking for "pitch shift" maybe? (Effect only available on Mac)
@@techsmithIn previous versions of camtasia it was possible, since by increasing the speed of an audio or clip the pitch changed, but now with the new versions it comes with pitch correction by default, how do I deactivate it? I would like to be able to edit some audios or videos without the pitch correction thing.
I sped up my video to 5x, but when i hover and play it, the video canvass is not showing it/slow. On normal speed it is ok, but when i speed it up it has a problem
Have you tried exporting your video and seeing if it plays alright? Sometimes the processor and the rendering don't act the way they should in the Timeline, but once you export the video, it should show it sped up the way you intended.
@@techsmith @TechSmith yes, the exported video plays smooth and plays the sped up video. Is there a way to smooth up my timeline/canvass edits?
Without knowing your computer specs I'd first ask, do you know if you have a lot of RAM? 8GB or more? That would be one consideration. The other is sometimes it just takes time for it to catch up as the video effects render in the background.
The last thought I had is a bit of a reach, but have you tried saving your project, closing Camtasia and re-opening it? That may be a simple fix (may not, but worth a shot and it's easy).
Some people have had this experience once, and it never comes back, others say it happens all the time. A lot of it depends on your computer specs while running Camtasia (you don't have a ton of other memory-hog applications open at the same time do you?). Lots of variables at play.
If you would like to dig deeper, our Technical Support team could dig deep into your specs and Camtasia to help. Contact them here if you're interested: bit.ly/ts-gethelp (Click Contact Us, click 'Contact Support', follow prompts to email or chat)
Just a heads up that our response times are slower than normal due to increased ticket volumes, but they will get back to you as soon as possible.
@@techsmith hey, i have i5 7th generation ,gtx 1050 and 4GB RAM. The save, close and open again does not work for me. It's most likely the ram right?
@@jeofalsis4838 Definitely. We recommend on our specs page 8GB of RAM minimum, and would advise for 16GB if possible. www.techsmith.com/camtasia-system-requirements.html
Can you ease in and ease out with Clip Speed?
Interesting question. Had to test it to see, but no, it doesn't work unfortunately. The way Clip Speed is applied is as a Visual Effect, and Animations control Easing, so the two are not connected. There is a TH-cam video (not in English) that you can follow along as he manually creates a speed ramp in Camtasia and does quite a smooth job with it! th-cam.com/video/EK26pDOuJSE/w-d-xo.html (not our content)
@@techsmith Thanks!
by increasing speed the vedio stops for seconds in between. what should i do?
If I understand you correclty, you will have to move the clips together on your timeline. If you've sped up a number of clips, it creates gaps, because what used to be one minute (as an example) is now 10 seconds. So that extra 50 seconds appears as a gap. You can ripple delete by right-clicking the space in between clips and choosing that option, or manually click and drag the clips together.
You can see at 0:42 in this video how as he drags the clip to the left the second clip on his timeline isn't moving to close the gap. You will need to do that to avoid the break in between clips.
Can I do Fast, Slow, Fast, Slow?
Absolutely! Just split the clip where you want to speed up, then another split where you'll slow down, and again where you want to keep going. Then just make the one sections clip speed faster, the next sections clip speed slower, etc.
Omg u showed nothing its broken to me
What were you hoping to find?
it's broken to me because I can't change it if I do it it does it for the whole video, not for the part I want that's why
If you rewatch the video, you'll see he only applied the effect to one short clip and then sped that up. If you only have one clip on your entire timeline, then it will speed everything up. You'll first need to take out just the part you want speed up, by splitting the clip (put the playhead over the clip and either right-click the playhead to split it, or click "S" on Windows and "Cmd+T" on Mac). Once you've cut the beginning and end then you can apply the Clip Speed effect the way he shows in the video by dragging the beginning and end of that clip to make it faster. If you are trying to drag it out and make it slower, you will need to move the clips on either side of it so it has room to spread out.
I hope this helps!
Still, I have like version 8.3 and its not the same to me
@@end.z1067 That explains why. We last updated Camtasia 8(.6) back in 2015. This video is for version 9 and later. We no longer provide support for 8, but if you're interested in Upgrading, make sure to use this link so that you don't have to pay full price! www.techsmith.com/camtasia-upgrade.html
Thanks