There is actually an easier way to do this: First mark an area in your input video (blue), say of 2 seconds. Then mark a larger area in your recorder (red), say 4 seconds. Then hit Alt-V. That will past the input selection into the recorder selection, stretching it as required, creating slomo. You can of course do the same trick to speed things up: i.e. fit 4 seconds into 2 seconds.
As I mentioned, the "recorder" is the red bordered window. Also, make sure you follow the LightWorks tutorials to get started. And yes, this still works in current versions.
Another tip for your exports: in your recorder (red), mark the beginning of your clip, then mark the end. Now select the settings of the edit (the little gears icon) and do "Export" and then check "Use marked section". That will just export the marked section with no need to trim the empty trailing part of your edit.
I've seen this done twice now and mine doesn't work like that. How do I get away from this black space expansion to provide the time? My playback just burns through the clip regardless of the reduced percentage.
An even simpler way is to hit the 'two arrows pointing in' button at the beginning of the portion you want to slow down (or speed up), just like in this video, BUT then immediately go to advanced and change the speed (that is, without moving the time marker at all), then once set to the desired speed, hit play, let the video play at the speed you just set until the end of the portion you wanted to change, hit stop, hit the 'two arrows point in' button again, and then immediately readjust the speed. It's completely seamless and faster. This video shows what I'm talking about ruclips.net/video/yMjBOZP1vPk/видео.html.
xINFERNOxFUSEx um okay yeah i had the same problem when i first stated lightworks.. I made a video on how to render here is a link ruclips.net/video/PYVpOZMaAQc/видео.html
This is four years later lol but you need to initially film at a higher fps to get a smooth slow mo. Change the settings to 60 above fps and then have to play it at 24 fps or so
There is actually an easier way to do this: First mark an area in your input video (blue), say of 2 seconds. Then mark a larger area in your recorder (red), say 4 seconds. Then hit Alt-V. That will past the input selection into the recorder selection, stretching it as required, creating slomo. You can of course do the same trick to speed things up: i.e. fit 4 seconds into 2 seconds.
THANK YOU that was soo helpful!
Best.Comment.Ever!
This comment was the only good thing about this video lol.
I don't understand what you are saying here. I don't know what 'your recorder' means. Is this method still valid in 12.6?
As I mentioned, the "recorder" is the red bordered window. Also, make sure you follow the LightWorks tutorials to get started. And yes, this still works in current versions.
There will always be haters, your videos are great. I appreciate them! Great job.
I just started doing videos on youtube and i love your tutorials! Thank you man!
Another tip for your exports: in your recorder (red), mark the beginning of your clip, then mark the end. Now select the settings of the edit (the little gears icon) and do "Export" and then check "Use marked section".
That will just export the marked section with no need to trim the empty trailing part of your edit.
thanks dude . very helpful
You're so helpful!
Jesus Christ you couldn't have started filming when you were actually prepared?
Thank you
Much easier in 2021 :)
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thank you very much, very great! thumbs up! 👍
thank you
thanks.
I've seen this done twice now and mine doesn't work like that. How do I get away from this black space expansion to provide the time? My playback just burns through the clip regardless of the reduced percentage.
U r awesome, U r great
Holy voice crack!
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can you make a video on how to edit movies plss
Your other videos were good, atleast the ones i watched. But this one's a bit messy
An even simpler way is to hit the 'two arrows pointing in' button at the beginning of the portion you want to slow down (or speed up), just like in this video, BUT then immediately go to advanced and change the speed (that is, without moving the time marker at all), then once set to the desired speed, hit play, let the video play at the speed you just set until the end of the portion you wanted to change, hit stop, hit the 'two arrows point in' button again, and then immediately readjust the speed. It's completely seamless and faster. This video shows what I'm talking about ruclips.net/video/yMjBOZP1vPk/видео.html.
too much voice cracks hahaha
How do you add your little picture in the top right
+Anthony Daniels Thank-you for your comment. I made a tutorial on how to do this here is a link ruclips.net/video/LzIocijOXKY/видео.html
+JONY'S LIFE VLOG every time i export a video its a 30min video even thoe i edited a 3min video why
xINFERNOxFUSEx
um okay yeah i had the same problem when i first stated lightworks.. I made a video on how to render here is a link ruclips.net/video/PYVpOZMaAQc/видео.html
quickest way is to mark the clip with an in and end point, then export marked section
I don't understand how you fill a full video of 6,5 minutes talking about such an easy effect..
how do you do a smooth slowmo
You can't but remember, this is free so it does amazing stuff considering
This is four years later lol but you need to initially film at a higher fps to get a smooth slow mo. Change the settings to 60 above fps and then have to play it at 24 fps or so
GO AND WATCH THE VIDEO OF THE UTUBER Natesgamer !! there is a better way and it s way faster
I saw that video, its so dark you cant tell if there were any missing frames at the beginning or not.