Hi Lou,
I have a feeling one of the "large-brains" on the list will have some magic trick that will work like you're hoping.
But if for some reason there is no trick (too bad there's not an "Interpret Footage" feature like in After Effects), here's a way to apply a Timewarp pretty quickly to all those clips:
1- On one clip: set the TW parameters you want (speed, interpolation method -- i.e. blended interpolated).
2- Test the results.
3- Once you have the ingredients as you want them, make an Effect Template.
4- Enable the video track.
5- Park the position indicator/blue line on the first clip in the sequence.
6- Use the Select Right button to quickly select all 118 clips (places them in Segment Mode).
7- Double-click the Effect Template that you put in the bin, and it will be applied to all 118 clips at once.
Hope that helps,
B
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On Sep 2, 2013, at 11:30 AM, Lou Wirth wrote:
> Hi
> I shot my sons football game yesterday for his coaches. Shot 720/59.97 thinking I will run at 29.97 so it is slow and smooth. I started a 59397 project and brought in the footage (MC 7, my first experience) so now I have everything running in real time.
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> What is the best way to have all the clips run at 29.97 so they are in slo mo, still play from beginning to end and are in one long sequence? should I start a new project? Modify clips? I am trying to not have to apply time warp to all 118 clips one at a time.
>
> Hope this makes sense.
>
> thanks
>
> Lou
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