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resampling effect but not on entire clip
I've found the effect (resample) I want but it seems that it puts the resample on every part of that clip.
How do I split it and put it just on the section I split out? |
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Now, if you tell me where this "Resample FX" is, then you can surely keyframe any FX, and at the event level, to the point/s where you want it to happen. Grazie |
Sorry... you are right UNDERSAMPLING is what I meant... woops! :)
How would I make this subclip? I think I've decided to just go oldschool and undersample the whole thing but I am still curious at how to just do it to a 5 second spot of a 45 second clip. |
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For plain Subclip Creation: Resize Event > Right click > Create Subclip. This would get you a subclip. But for your other request, for a 5 second in a 45 second Event, I'd do the following: For 5 Second Slice Subclip Creation: Select Event > Place cursor at 10 seconds > Hit "S" > Pull out Loop Selection for 5 seconds - you can read off an additional 5 secs within the "Selection End" pane > Hit "S" again. There you have 5 seconds split out. Right-Click on the the 5 second slice and do the "Create Subclip" and THEN apply the undersampling rate just to the 5 seconds slice. HTH Grazie |
Doh! I knew that... just been a while since I've really been behind the wheel in Vegas... Seems like I'm down to about 1 project a year these days... oh well.
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