Openshot video editor speed up video how to#

Note the frame number shown in the Time property at 15 seconds, and insert a Time keyframe at 17 seconds with that value. To synchronize an event on the clip that happens at 15 seconds with an event in the overall video that happens 17 seconds after the clip starts, right-click and set Time » Normal » Forward » 1x.OpenShot renders the frames in order: 1200, 1199, 1198, 1197, and so on. To play the clip in reverse, set a Time keyframe at the clip's start to 1200 and the clip's end to 1.To speed up the clip so it lasts for 30 seconds, set the End property to 30, set a Time keyframe at the clip's start to 1, and the clip's end to 1200.To slow the clip so it lasts for 55 seconds, set the End property to 55 (so the clip's duration is now 55 seconds), set a Time keyframe at the clip's start to 1, and the clip's end to 1200.The clip therefore has 40 x 30 = 1200 frames:

Take a clip that is 40 seconds long, with a project frame rate of 30 fps.

Integrate the newly modified clip into the original project by adding it to the Timeline.

Adjust the speed of this clip and export it as a separate video file.

Initiate a new project and import only the clip requiring a change in playback speed.

Click the 'Export Video' button to export the selected portion of the project.

Adjust the 'End Frame' to fit with the last frame of the clip.

Adjust the 'Start Frame' to correspond with the clip's first frame.

Ensure the settings for 'Target,' 'Video Profile,' and 'Quality' are congruent with those of the source clip.

Review the settings for 'Target,' 'Video Profile,' and 'Quality.'.

Specify a destination folder for the exported section in the 'Folder Path:' field.

Enter a unique name for the section to export in the 'File Name:' field.

Initiate the 'Export Video' function by clicking the corresponding button, represented as a small red circle icon, located in the toolbar at the top of the Main window, opening the Export Video window.

Execute a right-click action on the value adjacent to 'Frame Number' and select 'None' to deactivate the display of frame numbers.

Return the play-head to the first frame of the chosen clip.

Record the number in the preview screen's upper left-hand corner, indicating the last frame.

Position the play-head on the final desired frame.Note the number appearing in the upper left-hand corner of the preview screen, which indicates the first frame.Advance the play-head (identified as a red vertical line on the Timeline) to the first frame of the selected clip.Perform a right-click action on the value next to 'Frame Number' (the default value will read 'None') and choose 'Timeline.'.Scroll through the Properties window until locating the 'Frame Number' property.Position the cursor over the desired clip, perform a right-click action, and select the 'Properties' option from the dropdown menu.Identify the portion of the project to adjust playback speed and prepare it for export.

Openshot video editor speed up video how to#

The following steps show how to adjust the playback speed of your clip: