Nevermind How to make a clip faster of slower Open your sequence. Open the Effect Palette and select Timewarp from the list on the left hand side. Click and drag the Trim To Fill effect onto the clip you want to make faster or slower in the sequence. By default the speed of the effect is always 100%. Unlike other effects where you adjust the options

Nevermind How to make a clip faster of slower Open your sequence. Open the Effect Palette and select Timewarp from the list on the left hand side. Click and drag the Trim To Fill effect onto the clip you want to make faster or slower in the sequence. By default the speed of the effect is always 100%. Unlike other effects where you adjust the options

I want to speed up a clip. When I use timewarp it seems to speed up the first part of the clip and then it goes back to normal speed after the sped up part of the clip. I'm not trying to speed up part of the clip I'm trying to speed up the whole clip and as a result the clip should be much shorter. THe clip stays the same length and the beginning

[quote user="Pat Horridge"] If you close the bin the sequence is in then it will disappear from the timeline. Fear not. Just reopen that bin and double click the sequence to Re open it. As Avid saves Bins as autos Aves or you via manual saves it gets saved. However it sounds like your next step is how to export your final sequence to make

I'm new to media composer first. Made a sequence that I was satisfied with, but I can't figure out how to save it. I clicked on the black square in the sequence bin and my sequence dissappeared and I was back to the drag clips here empty timeline. So my question is where did my sequences go? Why would they write the software that when you click