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Merging a clip without nesting

Community Beginner ,
Jan 04, 2020 Jan 04, 2020

Hello!

Does anyone know how to merge clips into one without nesting? Ive made a lot of changes to a nested clip like: speed down 10% using optical flow > render > nest > speed down another 10% > render > nest.. repeated this process a few times until the image became very slow and it worked out very well . But when I start to export it takes several hours to do so because a nested clip is not really one clip. everytime I nest the clip it creates another "layer" and thats a lot of information to process. I want to be able to consolidate all the changes ive done in a one clip like merging layers on Photoshop. I could export it and bring it back to the project and replace it, but it would take me several hours Just to export that 15sec clip. Does anyone know a better and fast way of doing this right on the project? 
Thanks 

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Community Expert , Jan 04, 2020 Jan 04, 2020

That is the only way I can think of doing it.

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Community Expert , Jan 04, 2020 Jan 04, 2020

I don't know why you are doing it that way you are, several passes at 10% slow down each? Why not just go 30% slomo and be done  with it.

 

However, if you have a reason and want to continue, I would suggest exporting out each pass, and importing the exported clip, and replace the modified clip with the not modified export. And then another 10%, etc... so do your 'lots of changes' to the clip, export, import in it's place, do a lot of changes to that clip, export, import in it's place... When ex

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Community Expert ,
Jan 04, 2020 Jan 04, 2020

That is the only way I can think of doing it.

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Community Beginner ,
Jan 06, 2020 Jan 06, 2020

Yes I guess i'll have to do it that way.. thanks 🙂

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Community Expert ,
Jan 04, 2020 Jan 04, 2020

I don't know why you are doing it that way you are, several passes at 10% slow down each? Why not just go 30% slomo and be done  with it.

 

However, if you have a reason and want to continue, I would suggest exporting out each pass, and importing the exported clip, and replace the modified clip with the not modified export. And then another 10%, etc... so do your 'lots of changes' to the clip, export, import in it's place, do a lot of changes to that clip, export, import in it's place... When exporting, use ProRes or Cineform and the quality will remain high.

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Community Beginner ,
Jan 06, 2020 Jan 06, 2020
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Because the result is similar but not quite the same, at least for me..
I guess i'll have to do it that way.. thanks for the exporting tip 🙂

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