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The chopped part of the video is restored during time remapping

New Here ,
Dec 12, 2024 Dec 12, 2024

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Hi
I wanna do some speed ramp and encounter this issue
I drag the video to the timeline, use the razor tool to crop the unncesesary part of it, use Reverse Speed>Time Remaping>Put the keyframe on the timeline> speeding up(move upwards) the left part of the line>the deleted part of it restores.
So instead of getting shorter because of speeding up the video is becoming longer due to restoring the deleted part of it
Can anyone assist me with this please? 

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Community Expert , Dec 12, 2024 Dec 12, 2024

This happens because you're using both Time Remapping and Speed/Duration adjustments on the same clip.

To keep the clip duration locked in, you can try one of these methods:

  • Create a subclip: Open the clip in the Source Monitor, set your In and Out points, then go to Clip > Make Subclip.
  • Create a nested sequence: Select the clip on your timeline, then go to Clip > Nest.


Both options should prevent trimmed sections from reappearing during time remapping.

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Dec 12, 2024 Dec 12, 2024

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This happens because you're using both Time Remapping and Speed/Duration adjustments on the same clip.

To keep the clip duration locked in, you can try one of these methods:

  • Create a subclip: Open the clip in the Source Monitor, set your In and Out points, then go to Clip > Make Subclip.
  • Create a nested sequence: Select the clip on your timeline, then go to Clip > Nest.


Both options should prevent trimmed sections from reappearing during time remapping.

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Dec 18, 2024 Dec 18, 2024

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Thanks a lot, buddy. Now it works.
Appreciate your help!

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