Slowmotion with interpolation

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Hi.

I’d like to do a slow motion video with interpolation. How do you do that? Slowmovideo seems broken in my Debian and I don’t know of other options, excepto for Cinelerra, that seems to have the posibility.

Any option of seeing it implemented in Shotcut in future?

Thank you.

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  1. Increase the frame rate with interpolation using Properties > Convert > Advanced > Override frame rate, Frames/sec, and Frame rate conversion = Motion Compensation.
  2. Use Properties > Speed or the Time Remap filter on the converted clip.
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What? =8o

Thank you very much. I’ll try it as soon as possible :smiley:

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slowmoVideo released a new AppImage version 23 days ago that specifically works on Ubuntu 22.04 and 20.04. I tried it on Linux Mint and it works as expected. I realize that’s not the same as Debian, but I’m curious why an AppImage wouldn’t work on any Linux distro.

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I have not tried the AppImage, only Debian package that seems obsolete. I’ll do. Thank you very much :slight_smile:

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ShotCut convert with motion compensation works very well. Great!

Only weird effect is that when processing, percentage value seems not accurate. So it can reach 190%, like in my test.

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