i would like to gradually accelerate / decelerate playback speed for a smoother transition from one clip to another. I’m trying to alternate between speeding up and slow motion. I don’t really know how this is done, does someone know a technique i can search for?

The latest version of Shotcut, incorporated a filter that allows for speed changes, slow motion, reverse, fast forward, etc. There is still not much documentation on some of the peculiarities of this filter. [image] Time Remap Filter Documentation - English The Time Rema…

thank you very much! As a followup question, is there a relevant technique i can look out for? Like when to use Time Remap filter, or different effects.

Do you mean the Time Remap filter or all filters? About the Time Remap filter, I’m still learning too, so I’m in the experimentation phase. My general advice is to try different filters on a simple project. Combine and change the values. You will be able to observe what happens and you can ask spe…

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How to gradually accelerate video clip

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Time Remap Filter Documentation - English

The Time Remap filter is the first filter that allows altering the timing of the underlying source clip. It maps clip time to output time. [image] Limitations It can only be added onto clips with NO B-frames. If you try to add it to such a clip, it shows the Convert to Edit-friendly dialog. A proxy clip can mask the above check for B-frames and then export may be very slow or give bad results. However, it may also be a very convenient workaround for the check and dialog mentioned above if you…

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