1) Right after adding Time Remap to a clip that has been split on the right side, stretch the clip out by at least a couple of seconds. Select the last keyframe then press the button to set the speed after to 1.00000x. It instead will freeze the clip. Demo.
2) Right after adding Time Remap to a clip that has been split on the right side, add two keyframes somewhere in the middle. Then stretch the clip on the right side by at least a couple of seconds. Select the last keyframe then press the button to set the speed after to 1.00000x. It instead will reverse what comes before that last keyframe. Demo.
3) Right after adding Time Remap to a clip set two keyframes with some frames between each other. Take the second of those two new keyframes and move it farther down so that it slows down that section. Select that second keyframe and press the set speed after button to 1.00000x. The section that was just slowed down will now be reversed and the section that comes after the second new keyframe will be sped up. Demo.
By the way, are the new buttons for setting speed before and after meant to be used to set a new keyframe, to reset an existing keyframe or for both?
Just to comment on something that was in the previous alpha thread:
Is it possible to make that 30 seconds maximum on both sides for both Reverse and the upcoming option to convert just a selected section? That way it would be a total of 1 minute additional footage? Along with that I think it would be good thing to actually have this noted in the dialog box for the reverse and converting selected section options so that the user knows that they will have additional footage on either side to work with if they need it.
Also, @brian you mentioned a couple of times in your last reply to me in the previous alpha thread that you had something that was a “work-in-progress” to address a couple of issues I brought up as well as the Blend Image Mode issue. I don’t think they are in this beta version. Is they going to be on the next testing version of Time Remap?