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The workflow explained here is for a clip shot at 23.98 Frame Rate that is used in a 23.98 timeline and we want to slow it down to ½ speed Project Format in AVID is 23.976
Edit the clip into the timeline that you want to slow down Place the timeline indicator on the clip
	Go to the Project Window in AVID and choose the Effects Tab and scroll down to the Timewarp Effect and choose Timewarp Drag it on to the Clip in the Video Track
Put the position indicator on the track with the timewarp effect on it and choose >Tools>Motion Effect Editor
Click on the Speed Graph
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Adjust the Bar higher or lower to adjust the speed of the clip	Image Removed







	Duration of the clip will not change even if you are slowing down the clip so if your shot to show a certain part you can use the trim tools	Image Added
Next pick the Render Type Choose Interpolated Field All the way up to FluidMotion that is the best but it'll take longer to render and won't play in real time till you render it.	Image Added
Then Render it	Image Added
The workflow explained here is for a clip shot at 59.94 Frame Rate that is used in a 23.98 timeline and we want to slow it down to ½ speed Project Format in AVID is 23.976
The Clips to be slowed down are 59.94 frame rate
Edit the clip into the timeline that you want to slow down Place the timeline indicator on the clip
Then choose Go to Tools>Motion Effect Editor
Click on Promote
You must pick the source and the output type. We have an Interlaced source and Output type is Progressive
Change the speed to 100 50% or less? Slow it down to what you want. Duration of the clip will not change even if you are slowing down the clip so if your shot to show a certain part you can use the trim tools
Next pick the Render Type Choose Interpolated Field All the way up to FluidMotion that is the best but it'll take longer to render and won't play in real time till you render it.
Then Render it	Image Modified