So we can go ahead and say speed that up 200% and do it in reverse. Now we can also go ahead and look at the inspector here and see that we've have a direction button to reverse the direction of the video. Which will actually create a very nice slow motion effect.
But some cameras now have can shoot 60 frames per second. So you actually see the frames play out one by one when you slow it down enough. Now keep in mind If you have video that is standard, say 30 frames per second you're not going to be able to get any more detail there.
And then we play it back and put you can see its slow motion. Now we can go ahead into inspector again and we can slow it down and put it into slow motion. Done and play this back and we can see the preview over here and see how it is much faster. So lets look what happens if when we speed it up 400 times. So you have to wait for that to happen, and once you have that, you have a speed control here where you can speed it up. And you have to hit convert entire clip in order to go ahead and control the speed. In the first part of the inspector is for clip and in here you will see speed. You can do that by selecting it and pressing I. If you wanna go ahead and speed it up, what you need to do is go to the information for this clip in your project. Now when you have a project you've got some videos down here, you drag one to your project Up here. As always, lets make sure you have Advance tools turned on in the iMovie preferences, though you don't really need it for this. lets go take a look where those features are and how to use them. So iMovie 09 has all sorts of cool little features like the ability to speed up slow down and reverse video. Video Transcript: Hi this is Gary with MacMost Now on todays episode lets learn how to Speed Up, Slow Down and Reverse video in iMovie. Check out MacMost Now 317: Speed Up, Slow Down and Reverse in iMovie 09 at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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