Need help urgently

Daniel S

My university is building a race car and we've made a high speed video of an impact attenuator, but the car has to leave for Silverstone by 3am tonight. I need to slow the video down to around half/a third of the speed and add a millisecond timer, is this possible and how can I do it?

Basically, I need this somewhere on the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3tktkWZ_hw

Fionn

ohh
probably too late for you

was it something like this???

http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j60/sceolaing/?action=view&current=WaterfordTallShips.mp4

this is pretty easy to do, if you have access to Adobe Premiere you can use the Video effects under time code filter on a blank sequence then lay it on a video track of whatever footage you wish to use it on. To slow down a track right click the clip and choose Speed/Duration, thats nearly it.

Daniel S

Fionn wrote: »

ohh
probably too late for you

was it something like this???

http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j60/sceolaing/?action=view&current=WaterfordTallShips.mp4

this is pretty easy to do, if you have access to Adobe Premiere you can use the Video effects under time code filter on a blank sequence then lay it on a video track of whatever footage you wish to use it on. To slow down a track right click the clip and choose Speed/Duration, thats nearly it.

We've managed to get an extension and have today to rerun a high speed test. What you suggested is exactly what I need, but can we get one that was recorded at 300 fps and plays back at 30fps? A higher recording would be better also.

Fionn

hi,
yeah, if you've followed what i said in the last post, you could take the full footage at whatever speed it was shot at, render it off with the time code on it then re-import the resultant .mpg file and speed up or slow down whatever parts of it you'd want, by breaking it down into individual clips and applying the time /duration to each clip to reflect the speed you want.
hope this helps