*So Clearly there is a Huge mistake! I apologize for this. @limitlesswave clearly noticed the error. You can clearly see the video speed on the menu on the left. Off to the opticians tomorrow.Lol.
Hello Chris. I have left it has is and commented there is an errror. Still learning stuff myself, next weeks vid is in production and no more mistakes, hopefully.Lol
Hi again. I'm trying to render a range on the timeline like I've always done by moving that red line with yellow flags thing from where I want to start to where I want to end. I seem to have lost those little yellow flags that one pulls along to adjust where the in and out points are for rendering and exporting. I tried all the tricks I know but nothing works. I've just about had it with this program. I'm sorry but I can't remember what the name of the red thing that goes across the timeline is.
OK, so drag the playhead to where you want to start. Now right click on the track and select 'Select clip range', it's the fourth one from the bottom. You can also just press x on your keyboard. I think they changed it to this because trying to grab them either side of the playhead was difficult. Who knows what they where thinking. Lol. Hope this helps you out. Enjoy your day. H.
You clearly need new glasses as Video Speed is shown in your video as clear as day (Between Crop/Rotate and Chromo Key). You even moved your Mouse Pointer over it several times.
How on earth did I not see it. Work and rushing around has brought about some mistakes. So I will pull this video and give you guys another. A little more polished. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
*So Clearly there is a Huge mistake! I apologize for this. @limitlesswave clearly noticed the error. You can clearly see the video speed on the menu on the left. Off to the opticians tomorrow.Lol.
I always reckon you learn more from your mistakes. Again, thanks for the vid.
And I see your subs is getting up to the 1,000, and deservedly so.
Very cool effect ! Thank you !
Welcome!
If you ramp up the video speed you may have to experiment with the length of the clip.
So true, however there are some mistakes and I may have to pull this video and bring you guy another that is not rushed.
@@pmhelsinki Leave the video and link it to the next.
Hello Chris. I have left it has is and commented there is an errror. Still learning stuff myself, next weeks vid is in production and no more mistakes, hopefully.Lol
@@pmhelsinki ✔. No sense losing the existing views.
My thoughts exactly, everyone needs a bad video now and again. Keeps us on our toes.Lol
Hi again. I'm trying to render a range on the timeline like I've always done by moving that red line with yellow flags thing from where I want to start to where I want to end. I seem to have lost those little yellow flags that one pulls along to adjust where the in and out points are for rendering and exporting. I tried all the tricks I know but nothing works. I've just about had it with this program. I'm sorry but I can't remember what the name of the red thing that goes across the timeline is.
OK, so drag the playhead to where you want to start. Now right click on the track and select 'Select clip range', it's the fourth one from the bottom. You can also just press x on your keyboard. I think they changed it to this because trying to grab them either side of the playhead was difficult. Who knows what they where thinking. Lol.
Hope this helps you out.
Enjoy your day.
H.
@@pmhelsinki thank you so much. I figured it out right after I sent that question to you. I did the unthinkable for me - I looked it up in PD "help."
Ha ha, That's a crime right there. Even more so that it was in there. Glad you got the answer though.
You clearly need new glasses as Video Speed is shown in your video as clear as day (Between Crop/Rotate and Chromo Key). You even moved your Mouse Pointer over it several times.
How on earth did I not see it. Work and rushing around has brought about some mistakes. So I will pull this video and give you guys another. A little more polished. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
@@pmhelsinki lmao Its all a learning experience !