You're very much welcome Gord... I hope you're encouraged and motivated to keep going... your subscribers and video views will grow to big numbers in time...
Ok, that cracks me up! I've sometimes, accidentally, written out my name as "God" and didn't change it. So, the end of an email could read... "Thanks, God"... lol.
Brian G Johnson TV I've figured it out.... Gord is the Bob Ross of TH-cam. His delivery is so calm and collected, and his content incredibly valuable. Only thing missing is the afro. #prettylittlegreenscreen
Hilarious... thanks for the compliment... numerous people have told me that! Lol... I did have afro, but that was when I was a teen. Now, I'm lucky to have the few white hairs that remain.
Glad you enjoyed it! There's so much creatively that one can do with even just clip speed. I put in all the examples to suggest ideas on how to benefit.
Thank-you Naomi. It's interesting how so many elements come together in the orchestration of an edit, and clip speed is just one of the tools to make it happen.
You teach me lot of things.. thank you very much.... I want to 9 that in camtesia 9 I don't shrink project boundary like camtesia 8... It will shrink from all side to maintain aspect ratio.. I want to shrink it from right side boundary but not uper, left and bottom boundary of my project in canvas... Tx in advance.. plz give answer this question
Under Project Settings -> Canvas Dimensions -> Custom, then you can set the exact dimensions yourself. Another way is to put on the timeline the media that has the desired dimension you want, and then the canvas dimension will adjust to those values. Remember, if you play with the dimensions and some of your media don't fit, you may need to adjust the scale of the media once you put it onto the canvas. I hope this helps.
@@GordIsman thank you for reply.. I think u don't understand my question.. I want to shrink from left side of my project for some extend, so I can put my logo on left upper corner.. so my logo not came on my project.. it facility is available in camtesia 8 but in 9, I don't find it anywhere.. If possible plz make a video on it.. I will be very thankful to u
situ situ , sorry, I don’t quite understand. Why don’t you send me an email with a few pictures or post a video showing me the feature you are referring to. You can always post a video unlisted on TH-cam and share the link with me. Once I “see” what you mean, I’m sure I can help.
Hi, your video is so well-made and informative. I always benefit from them. I am trying to use clip speed the first time and don't might speed up both the video and audio to make the entire video shorter. However, when I added clip speed and set audio to be 1.1x, I heard two voices. Do you know why and how to fix it? Thanks in advance!
Hi Julie, did you separate the audio from the video and then put the clip speed on both tracks? If so, you need to be sure that the Clip Speed is the same on both the audio and the video track, or I can see the possibility of hearing an echoed voice. Remember, if you speed up the video, you'll have the voice (and ambient sound) sped up too. I hope this helps. If not, feel free to provide me more detail if I'm misunderstanding.
@@GordIsman Gord, you are exactly right. It seems that I entered the speed in the audio tab instead of the video tab. When I entered it in the video part, it works greatly. Thank you so much for the direction.
Hi, you can set the length of the transition by dragging the end of the transition element to the left or right. Setting this length affects the speed of the transition. If you want to control each side of the transition independently, be sure the adjacent clips aren't touching when you add the transition - add it to each media. Then, you can adjust the length on each side independentl of the other. Be sure you slide the clips together for execution test. Let me know how that works out.
@@GordIsman I think I didn't explain myself properly. Imagine three clips. The first one has 1x speed, the second 2x speed and the third 1x speed. I want to smoothly go from 1x to 2x. Its pretty abrupt at present - is there any way to temper or adjust the "ramp" in and out of different clip speeds. Thanks.
Ok, now I get it. I've dealt with that issue before. Take the 2x speed clip and cut it into sections. Let's say you did it into 5 sections - or whatever number will work. I would use Clip speed and apply it to the first 4 sections as follows. First section, set a Clip of .75, so it's 3/4 of the full 2x, set the clip speed of the next one at 0.85, and then the third at 0.95, and then fourth at 1.0 - normal speed (i.e. the 2x). This way, you graduated the speed increase to 2.0. I hope that it's not confusing for you but this works. Play with the number of segments and size of them and the clip speed to get something that works for you. Let me know if you get it to work? Note, Camtasia doesn't have as advanced capabilities as some other editors whereby you can speed ramp more cleanly, but there's ways to hack it, like I've explained here.
@@GordIsman Got it. Thanks. I'll try that. It would be nice if camtasia added a "fade/transition" to the speed clip feature - that's all that would be needed. Thanks again - take care.
Hey, I hope this answers your question. As you saw, the clip had the "Clip Speed" Visual Effect added to it, but I now wanted to change the speed of the middle section - defined by me. To work on the middle section I need to detach it from the clip content around it. I need to make two cuts to get the middle piece - one at a start point, and one at an end point. So, I found the spot where I wanted to start for increasing the speed by moving the playhead there, and then I did a "cut" (use the scissor tool, or from the menu: File -> Split Selected). Then, I move the play head to the end and did a similar cut for the endpoint. Now you have the middle separated, and as I show onscreen, you can then slide the Clip Speed bar to the left to quicken up that timing. Once you're done, move the pieces together again by clicking and dragging them on the timeline.
@@GordIsman yes I read that I needed a mathematical formula script to keep the pitch at the same key but more complicated to do this with camtasia while with others like adobe premiere or sony vegas we can do this. otherwise there is also shotcut which allows to do this (free) but too complex compared to simple slides moved by the mouse. thanks for your answer ;)
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Great stuff! One of the best Camtasia teachers on the web! - Bar none... Even Techsmith.... Thank you!
Cliff Mp , thank-you for your kind words!
Cliff Mp ditto that‼️
You're very much welcome Gord... I hope you're encouraged and motivated to keep going... your subscribers and video views will grow to big numbers in time...
God is short for Gord! The guru of teaching !
Ok, that cracks me up! I've sometimes, accidentally, written out my name as "God" and didn't change it. So, the end of an email could read... "Thanks, God"... lol.
Thank you sir Very nice video.
Gord...I learn something EVERY time I watch on of your videos. Thank you!
Thank-you Stevie G, much appreciated! Likewise, you help me to stay motivated and in harmony :) .
Loved your voiceover material in this video Gord, very helpful, informative, and easy to follow. Bravo! You are the Camtasia KING! Nobody better!
Wow! Much appreciated!
Thank-you Proferssor Nez. Very kind words! Yes, I want to voice over work... just one of the many things to explore!
Great video Gord, thanks for sharing these speed tips.
Welcome! These are good for any video editing tools whether it be Final Cut Pro or Sony Vegas or Adobe, etc... Cheers!
Brian G Johnson TV I've figured it out.... Gord is the Bob Ross of TH-cam. His delivery is so calm and collected, and his content incredibly valuable. Only thing missing is the afro. #prettylittlegreenscreen
Hilarious... thanks for the compliment... numerous people have told me that! Lol... I did have afro, but that was when I was a teen. Now, I'm lucky to have the few white hairs that remain.
Great tips. I just started using speed variables in my editing software. Thanks Gord!
Glad you enjoyed it! There's so much creatively that one can do with even just clip speed. I put in all the examples to suggest ideas on how to benefit.
it is amasing.
Great video Gord. I use the clip speed dragging technique all the time!
Thank-you Naomi. It's interesting how so many elements come together in the orchestration of an edit, and clip speed is just one of the tools to make it happen.
useful as always.
You teach me lot of things.. thank you very much.... I want to 9 that in camtesia 9 I don't shrink project boundary like camtesia 8... It will shrink from all side to maintain aspect ratio.. I want to shrink it from right side boundary but not uper, left and bottom boundary of my project in canvas... Tx in advance.. plz give answer this question
Under Project Settings -> Canvas Dimensions -> Custom, then you can set the exact dimensions yourself. Another way is to put on the timeline the media that has the desired dimension you want, and then the canvas dimension will adjust to those values. Remember, if you play with the dimensions and some of your media don't fit, you may need to adjust the scale of the media once you put it onto the canvas. I hope this helps.
@@GordIsman thank you for reply.. I think u don't understand my question.. I want to shrink from left side of my project for some extend, so I can put my logo on left upper corner.. so my logo not came on my project.. it facility is available in camtesia 8 but in 9, I don't find it anywhere..
If possible plz make a video on it.. I will be very thankful to u
situ situ , sorry, I don’t quite understand. Why don’t you send me an email with a few pictures or post a video showing me the feature you are referring to. You can always post a video unlisted on TH-cam and share the link with me. Once I “see” what you mean, I’m sure I can help.
@@GordIsman yes I will send u in email through video my problem..
Good information
Thanks!
Hi, your video is so well-made and informative. I always benefit from them. I am trying to use clip speed the first time and don't might speed up both the video and audio to make the entire video shorter. However, when I added clip speed and set audio to be 1.1x, I heard two voices. Do you know why and how to fix it? Thanks in advance!
Hi Julie, did you separate the audio from the video and then put the clip speed on both tracks? If so, you need to be sure that the Clip Speed is the same on both the audio and the video track, or I can see the possibility of hearing an echoed voice. Remember, if you speed up the video, you'll have the voice (and ambient sound) sped up too. I hope this helps. If not, feel free to provide me more detail if I'm misunderstanding.
@@GordIsman Gord, you are exactly right. It seems that I entered the speed in the audio tab instead of the video tab. When I entered it in the video part, it works greatly. Thank you so much for the direction.
Great video - quick question: Is there any setting for the transition speed between clips of different speed? Thanks
Hi, you can set the length of the transition by dragging the end of the transition element to the left or right. Setting this length affects the speed of the transition. If you want to control each side of the transition independently, be sure the adjacent clips aren't touching when you add the transition - add it to each media. Then, you can adjust the length on each side independentl of the other. Be sure you slide the clips together for execution test. Let me know how that works out.
@@GordIsman I think I didn't explain myself properly. Imagine three clips. The first one has 1x speed, the second 2x speed and the third 1x speed. I want to smoothly go from 1x to 2x. Its pretty abrupt at present - is there any way to temper or adjust the "ramp" in and out of different clip speeds. Thanks.
Ok, now I get it. I've dealt with that issue before. Take the 2x speed clip and cut it into sections. Let's say you did it into 5 sections - or whatever number will work. I would use Clip speed and apply it to the first 4 sections as follows. First section, set a Clip of .75, so it's 3/4 of the full 2x, set the clip speed of the next one at 0.85, and then the third at 0.95, and then fourth at 1.0 - normal speed (i.e. the 2x). This way, you graduated the speed increase to 2.0. I hope that it's not confusing for you but this works. Play with the number of segments and size of them and the clip speed to get something that works for you. Let me know if you get it to work? Note, Camtasia doesn't have as advanced capabilities as some other editors whereby you can speed ramp more cleanly, but there's ways to hack it, like I've explained here.
@@GordIsman Got it. Thanks. I'll try that. It would be nice if camtasia added a "fade/transition" to the speed clip feature - that's all that would be needed. Thanks again - take care.
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Hey, I hope this answers your question. As you saw, the clip had the "Clip Speed" Visual Effect added to it, but I now wanted to change the speed of the middle section - defined by me. To work on the middle section I need to detach it from the clip content around it. I need to make two cuts to get the middle piece - one at a start point, and one at an end point. So, I found the spot where I wanted to start for increasing the speed by moving the playhead there, and then I did a "cut" (use the scissor tool, or from the menu: File -> Split Selected). Then, I move the play head to the end and did a similar cut for the endpoint. Now you have the middle separated, and as I show onscreen, you can then slide the Clip Speed bar to the left to quicken up that timing. Once you're done, move the pieces together again by clicking and dragging them on the timeline.
Thx
i want use clip speed but i don't want change pitch audio. i want like VLC ou youtube speed with same pitch
Unfortunately you can't. I too would love that feature. let's hope for it to be a priority sometime soon :)
@@GordIsman yes I read that I needed a mathematical formula script to keep the pitch at the same key but more complicated to do this with camtasia while with others like adobe premiere or sony vegas we can do this. otherwise there is also shotcut which allows to do this (free) but too complex compared to simple slides moved by the mouse. thanks for your answer ;)
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