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TimeWarp not extending or remapping length of clip

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July 14, 2017
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Hi,

Since the 2017 update it appears that After Effects isn't time warping clips the way it used to in early 2017. Did something change? Or am I doing something wrong?

Simply, if I had a clip that was 10 seconds long and I Time Warped it to 50% it should become 20 seconds. It doesn't do that anymore, it just changes the speed of the first part of the clip and then cuts it off.

I tried enabling "time remapping" this doesn't work either.

Please help.

Baby step me through this.

Also, If I have the clip in Premiere and I then dynamic link the clip to AE, will the same process work or do I have to do something else?

THANK YOU! So frustrating.

Correct answer xg52_2

For anyone else with this question, there are 2 easy solutions that allow you to use TimeWarp on an entire clip, as the OP wants:

1) Enable Time Remapping on the layer, but don't touch the keyframes.

2) On the "Interpret Footage" menu, near the bottom is an option to loop the footage. Loop 2x for 50%, etc.

Either way, you'll need to extend the duration of the Comp Settings to fit the new length (i.e. double for 50%). You may also need to drag the end of the clip, but at least you'll be able to now.

(Tip of the hat to Mylenium)

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07murat07

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This is an old post but still we come here by the searches. So there are some words to say.
First of al, the reply that marked to be correct is actually not correct because it tells to use another method than solving the problem. Those kind of answers are not useful for community users and building walls infront of advance.
He asks a simple question about "timewarp" effects. You cannot say "use another" if the issue has a solution. Timewarp effect has got many options inside and not the same with interpret or displacement. May be he needs exactly "timewarp". How do you know the details?
Simply, I use Timewarp in my works and that clipping off occurs, yes. To avoid of this problem, I first apply "time displacement" and after I apply Timewarp.
Somebody has written this in replies of this post also. If anyone knows the better way (on Timewarp, not other clever advices) can write here.
Have a nice day.

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Iva262821209q1q

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This is the best answer, you just saved me! Thank you so much for the help!!

Warren Heaton

Community Expert

Actually, you want to enable Time Remapping, not Time Stretch. Once Time Remapping is enabled, you can extend the footage for as long as is needed.

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FoolishArts

Participant

Actually the answer to the question is as simple as that thanks

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gunberries

Participant

It's because he has a 10sec 30fps so he need to slow it to half speed to get smooth slomo which clip should turn to 20 secs. but the AE dont extend the time so he is only getting half lenght of the clip because the timeline stays 10 seconds. earlier AE used to extend the time to 20 secs automatically. If you were to interpret 30fps clip to 30fps would do nothing

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xg52_2Correct answer

Inspiring

For anyone else with this question, there are 2 easy solutions that allow you to use TimeWarp on an entire clip, as the OP wants:

1) Enable Time Remapping on the layer, but don't touch the keyframes.

2) On the "Interpret Footage" menu, near the bottom is an option to loop the footage. Loop 2x for 50%, etc.

Either way, you'll need to extend the duration of the Comp Settings to fit the new length (i.e. double for 50%). You may also need to drag the end of the clip, but at least you'll be able to now.

(Tip of the hat to Mylenium)

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Anonymous

On your advice here, on 2) where is this "Interpret Footage" menu, near the bottom is an option to loop the footage". Thanks.

Mylenium

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Effects cannot extend footage. This has never been any different. You are mistaken. Only the native time-remapping can do this. The rest is unclear since your descriptions are rather vague and lack any genuine technical info. Otherwise AE doesn't discriminate - a layer is a layer is a layer and whether that's a DynamicLink element or a natively imported video doesn't matter.

Mylenium

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Red Riot FilmsAuthor

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Thanks for your answer Mylenium, I appreciate it, if you could help that would be amazing! I never used native time-remapping before so now I'm confused. So to be clearer, here is what I'm trying to do:

Drag a 10 second clip directly into AE, or dynamically link a 10 second clip that's already in Premiere to AE by right clicking on the clip in Premiere and selecting "replace with AE composition." Since I was filming the clip knowing I'd do for slow motion, it is 60fps and a high shutter speed.

I would like to slow this clip down to 50% in AE with time warp and not lose any of the clip. So, theoretically, a 10 second clip slowed down to 50% should come out to be 20 seconds.

Please help. Any help is appreciated.

Szalam

Community Expert

Is there a reason you want to use Time Warp?

You could just interpret it (in either Premiere or After Effects interpret footage dialog) as 30 fps.

Alternatively, in After Effects go to Layer>Time>Time Stretch

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