![]() ![]() It’s primarily used to create slow and fast motion video from normal frame rate footage. ![]() Twixtor is a video effects plug-in from RE: Vision Effects. Though still not perfect, Twixtor promises fewer artifacts in these filler frames thanks to its proprietary pixel tracking tech.Creating slow-motion video from normal frame rate clips is challenging because it requires editing software to generate new filler frames.This article covers how to create slow-motion video out of normal frame-rate footage using Twixtor.I just want the same algorithm as AE twixtor to slow down footage and make normal speedramps by using keyframes.Image courtesy: Re:Vision Effects In a nutshell So is there any fix to use twixtor normally and comfortably, because its really annoying that i got such problems just because premiere working differently that AE. So how can i fix this problem? Its really annoying and retarded.Please dont suggest using time remapping as its really uncomfortable to work with, because its easier for me to slow down my footage by keyframes and adjust speed with graph editor.Also dont suggest replacing footage with after effects composition, because i need to slow down a lot of footage and Im not going to replace every footage with AE comp, it will consume a lot of time. Btw my premiere pro composition is 24 fps. Same thing happens if i want to slow down the 60 fps clip to 50%. This problem was easily solved in AE by changing input frame rate from 23.976 to 120 fps (footage fps), but in premiere pro for some reason you cant change this parameter. I wanted to slow down my 120 fps footage with twixtor, but after doing 200% to 50% speedramp slow down, i got ghosting and weird frame blending as im slowing 24 fps footage. Right now Im editing long video, and thats why Im using premiere. I was always using twixtor in after effects when I was slowing down my footage. Hi everyone, I have problems with editing in premiere pro using twixtor. ![]()
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