Apple Final Cut Pro 7 User Manual

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To change the speed of an individual speed segment using the Change Speed Segment
dialog

1

Make sure both of the following are true:

• The clip is in the Timeline.

• The clip has at least one speed keyframe applied.

For more information about adding speed keyframes, see

“Making Speed Changes in

the Timeline.”

2

Do one of the following to display the keyframe graph area and the speed indicator tick
marks.

• Click the Clip Keyframes control in the lower-left corner of the Timeline.

• Press Option-T.

The keyframe graph area is displayed below each clip in the Timeline. You can use this
keyframe graph area to view and edit keyframes for applied effects. By default, the
keyframe graph area includes the speed indicator tick marks. The spacing and color of
the tick marks in the speed indicator area indicate the speed and playback direction of
your clips. The speed indicators of clips in the Timeline update in real time as you make
speed adjustments to clips in your sequence, showing you how you’re altering a clip’s
timing.

Note: To have the keyframe graph area and speed indicator tick marks displayed by
default in new sequences, choose Final Cut Pro > User Preferences > Timeline Options
and select the Clip Keyframes checkbox and the Speed Indicators checkbox.

3

Control-click the speed segment (a section between two speed keyframes) that you want
to change.

4

In the resulting shortcut menu, choose Change Speed Segment.

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Changing Clip Speed

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