

- #DOES TWIXTOR WORK WITH FINAL CUT PRO X LICENSE KEY#
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So, software developers added frame blending. The limit of the “hold frames longer” approach is about 25% of source clip speed. The bad news was that the slower the playback speed, the more the video looked like a series of still frames playing back-to-back.

The good news was that this worked, was really fast, and gave the illusion of slow-motion. To slow a clip to quarter-speed, we would play each frame four times, thus making the source clip four times longer. This slowed playback speed, while doubling the length of a clip. For example, to run a clip at half-speed, we would play each frame twice. In “the old days,” we would slow down clips by playing duplicate frames.

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During installation, enter a user name and license key to install the full software, or leave these blank to run the demo. Re:Vision is a well-established company with a long track record of excellent products.)ĭownload and installation is as easy as you would expect. (This is not a bad thing, many plug-ins are not allowed into the App Store. Twixtor is not available from the Mac App Store, you need to download it from the Re:Vision website. NOTE: If you haven’t visited the Re:Vision website, they have some very cool plug-ins. (I’m expecting Bic pen support to show up any day now…)
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Still, the demo movies are amazing and with RE:Vision’s recent release of an FCP X version (well, OK, they released it in March) combined with an update to Final Cut Pro X, it was time for me to take a look at it. I’ve been a fan of Re:Vision Effects’ Twixtor for a long time – but never actually used it. It can also speed-up clips and create frame rate conversions. Twixtor is a plug-in that runs inside virtually all major NLE’s that allows you to create stunning slow-motion clips from regular footage.
