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abovepro
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July 6, 2014
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Time remapping not working

  • July 6, 2014
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Time remapping is greyed out and will not allow me to turn it on by selecting fx.

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Please help

Premiere CS6 / Mac Pro ivy bridge quadcore.

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Correct answer Jeff Bellune

On no, wait.

After tinkering with the Velocity / second for a minute I can quickly tell that using this is not a good alternative and is far more complicated than simply having the Speed % back the way it was prior to turning on/off time warp. I noticed on your screen recording your % was also greyed out... I can do a screen recording but that's not really anything more to show than what I've described. If it's required for someone to help me I'll happily make one.

Any additional thoughts before I start restoring more pieces of Pr from time machine and possibly make a huge mess?

Thanks


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Sean5D09
Participant
August 27, 2020

WOW!!!!!!!!!!! resetting the plugins worked! nothing else did. THeres a lot of people very frusterated out there that would be a happy camper right now with that command shift info..

petergaraway
Adobe Employee
petergaraway
Adobe Employee
July 7, 2014

Hello abovepro

Just to make sure please check out this tutorial for time remapping in Premiere Pro http://tv.adobe.com/watch/no-stupid-questions-with-colin-smith/time-remapping/

Also, I would try clearing the prefs when launching Premiere by holding down Cmd+Shift until the splash screen begins loading plugins.

Hope this helps,

Peter Garaway

Adobe

Premiere Pro

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aboveproAuthor
Participant
July 7, 2014

Hi Peter,

Thank you for your response.

I've watched the tutorial which focuses on how to use time remapping. Somewhat interesting but since I can't use the effect at the moment it didn't really help.

I also tried Cmd+Shift, no luck. Here's some screen shots that illustrate what I'm working with. I've tried starting a new project, new sequence, new clips and get the same results. I've also tried (with fingers crossed) restoring portions of Premiere from time machine, no luck and luckily no damage.

Also I think it's important to restate that this happened after turning on and off Time Warp via the console.

You can see below the preset folder date changes after I do a time machine restore.

You can see here that fx is greyed out.

You can see here that when I click the stop watch / keyframe button the 0.00% changes to 100% but I still have no way to adjust the speed.

I'm still learning so please forgive me if my terminology is incorrect or if there are additional details I may provide.

Someone else did mentioned being sure to include my configuration information which I thought I did but here it is again:

MacPro, ivy bridge, running Mt Lion. Pr CS6.

petergaraway
Adobe Employee
petergaraway
Adobe Employee
July 7, 2014

I don't see anything odd in your screen grabs. When you set the Time Remapping value to 1.0% on your clip does the duration of your clip in the Timeline lengthen? If so, please refer back to the video and learn how to set keyframes. If not, if you can do a screen recording that would be helpful.

Peter Garaway

Adobe

Premiere Pro

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