How to put 60 clips into half speed at the same time?

bryhaas wrote on 9/25/2016, 3:07 PM

I upgraded from 2014 to 2015 edit pro. Use to be able to highlight 60 plays and make them all half speed in one go. They would adjust spacing and not over lap either. Now with 2015, I can only seem to be able to do one clip at a time. It is a long proccess with 60 clips (football game video), changing the speed and then readjusting the location to avoid overlap. Does anybody have any suggestions?

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johnebaker wrote on 9/25/2016, 5:08 PM

Afer putting the 60 clips on the track, change the mouse mode to single track by clicking the option shown below or by pressing the 8 key

Then select all the clips and modify the speed as you require.

Note: you may get odd effects if there are other objects on other tracks.

HTH

John EB

bryhaas wrote on 10/2/2016, 4:22 PM

My screen doesn't have those buttons. I have them in 2014. Perhaps I am missing something to get those. That is how I did in the 2014 version. But they are not there now. What version are your pictures from?

johnebaker wrote on 10/3/2016, 2:53 AM

. . . . My screen doesn't have those buttons. . . . .

The buttons are in all versions of Movie Edit Pro (MEP) from the old version 15 onwards and show when in Timeline mode - the image was taken from MEP 2015.

Are you in timeline mode? If not click the timeline mode icon shown below

If they are not there try pressing F9 to reset the window layout back to default.

If they do not appear what is the full program name and version number available under Help, About . . . ?

Is the program patched up to date - the last update was version 14.0.0.183 ?

HTH

John EB