I change a clip's speed and it stays the same

[Dockelektro]

Hi there. I'm editing a clip and change its speed for example from 100% to -100% (reverse). When I try to see it, the clip stays the same as long as I don't cut it or change its position. Shouldn't the clip change and the rendered file be forgotten and overwritten? Thanks!

[Tobe]

Sounds like you have a rendered file of your clip. Remove the rendered file from the timeline to see your speed changes. Then, render again if needed.

[mattie]

sounds more like track-synch is on - this can sometimes prevent any speed changes taking effect - turn the synch button off - head of each track rightest most icon/button thing. just turn it off for the track yr clip is on.

[Dockelektro]

It's not a matter of being unable to change the speed in the clip, it's a matter of making me have to displace or change some of the clip's properties in order to lose the rendered file so I can see the change I made to it. It's annoying.

[GrassValley_SL]

If you used Shift + q you have to manually delete the rendered file which EDIUS put on top.

[Dockelektro]

I've indeed used it. What's the difference between doing it with shortcuts and using the track render commands?

[GrassValley_SL]

Depending on which render method you use you will get different out comes.

Shift+q put a clip on to the rendered area any change to the original clip , you have to delete the clip which was created to reflect the new change.

If you use clip +g clip render no file is extra file is put on the timeline. You can freely move the clip on the timeline and the render stays in tact.
Any change to the clip just use shift+ g again.
Downside : does not support alpha yet.


Render red /orange
No extra clip is created and the section of the timeline can be moved. Render follows.

[GrassValley_PS]

sounds more like track-synch is on - this can sometimes prevent any speed changes taking effect - turn the synch button off - head of each track rightest most icon/button thing. just turn it off for the track yr clip is on.

Wow, I have never seen track sync effect the speed of the clip. Strange.

[GrassValley_PS]

Hi there. I'm editing a clip and change its speed for example from 100% to -100% (reverse). When I try to see it, the clip stays the same as long as I don't cut it or change its position. Shouldn't the clip change and the rendered file be forgotten and overwritten? Thanks!

Are you sure you need to even render your speed change?

[MytByte]

If a clip was rendered at 100% speed, isn't is logical that adjusting it's speed to an exact reverse value only requires the software's playback logic to play the clip backwards i.e. play the already rendered (green) portion backwards? No re-rendering is needed i.e render files need to be manually removed...

[Dockelektro]

Changing the clip's speed to reverse has always required me to render it, more so if it has a couple of vitascene filters added to it, as you can imagine.