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Naysan wrote on 1/12/2001, 1:56 PM
I tried to set the Event Properties/playback rate to zero
but the lowest it lets me go is 0.25. Do i need to do
change a setting to allow it go down to zero?

Thanks for the reply.
naysan


Dave Hill wrote:
>>You can do a split at the frame you want to hold, set the
>>Event Properties/playback rate to zero, stretch out the
>>frozen event as long as you want, then cut back to the
>>moving video.
>>
>>Naysan Naderi wrote:
>>>>I was just wondering if there is a way to "freeze" on a
>>>>certain frame in a video clip and then continue the
clip
>>>>after freezing for a few seconds?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.
SonyEPM wrote on 1/15/2001, 9:07 AM
An easy way to do this: do a split at the freeze frame,
render that event out to a new avi (make sure the freeze
frame is the last frame). When you bring the new event back
into VF, turn off "loop". The event will now hold
indefinitely on the last frame of video as you drag the
right edge.


Naysan Naderi wrote:
>>I tried to set the Event Properties/playback rate to zero
>>but the lowest it lets me go is 0.25. Do i need to do
>>change a setting to allow it go down to zero?
>>
>>Thanks for the reply.
>>naysan
>>

>>>>
>>>>Naysan Naderi wrote:
>>>>>>I was just wondering if there is a way to "freeze" on
a
>>>>>>certain frame in a video clip and then continue the
>>clip
>>>>>>after freezing for a few seconds?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks.