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Timewarp Editor
Reverse Playback (Linear)
Clips played in reverse have speed factors with a minus sign: -1.0 means the source clip is played at the
standard speed but from the mark-out to the mark-in. Reverse slow motion is also possible (e.g. “-
0.45”).
1 Set a mark-in and mark-out on the Timeline clip that you want to edit.
Make sure you don’t set a mark-in and mark-out on the first or last frame of the clip (i.e. the clip-
in and clip-out of the Media File).
2 Drag the Timewarp Editor to the clip and open the Editor as described (page 777).
3 Position the Playline on the mark-in of the source and destination clips.
4 Enter the appropriate speed factor with a minus sign in the field with the blue flag.
See also “Render Options” on page 790.
Alternate variant: Set the mark-in after the mark-out on the source clip position bar. This also causes a
reversal of the source clip.
5 Set a Key Frame. A straight blue line with the corresponding gradient appears in the diagram.
6 Exit the Timewarp Editor and trim the clip to the new length on the Timeline.
Freeze (Still)
Create a still (freeze) as follows:
1 Drag the Timewarp Editor to the clip and open the Editor as described (page 777).
2 In the source clip, scrub to the frame you want to freeze.
3 Enter a speed factor of 0.0 in the field with the blue flag.
See also “Render Options” on page 790.
4 Set a Key Frame. A straight, horizontal blue line appears in the diagram.
5 Exit the Timewarp Editor and trim the clip to the new length on the Timeline.
Yo u c a n a l s o g e n e r a t e a Freeze (faster and more easily) using a Linear Timewarp (page 775).