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So here's what happens, I know that it plays back fast when you place a 15 fps clip in it. So in theory you could have the project framerate set at 30 fps, and then cut the video speed in half. Except that when I do that the video gets cut off and ruins the clip. Please give me any advise you guys have. Thanks.
Hmm... Strange.
Even though I have used Lightworks, I haven't tried speed-changing anything yet. But something similar happened in Final Cut Pro (which I use at school), where the clip is slowed down but still has its original length. It's supposed to double in length. I noticed that only happened when I had more than one clip in the same track. When the clip I wanted to change was the only clip in the track, it was fine. It might be similar in Lightworks, so try creating another video track. Do your speed-changing in that track, then move it down to your main video track. Do that for each clip, then delete the second video track when you're done.
I think I get what you're saying. I'll try this out, thanks.
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