Twixtor for Final Cut Pro Screencasts

This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, including how to apply Twixtor, how to speed up and slow down using Twixtor, and special considerations needed.

Timestamps:

00:24 Speeding Up

03:14 Slowing Down

**You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for Twixtor in Final Cut Pro here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/28/

This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, to do a speed ramp using two different methods. You will see an example of the Frame number and Speed option to do a speed ramp in Twixtor.

Timestamps:

00:25 SpeedRamp by Frame Number

04:14 Animation curve interpolation

04:56 Speed percentage method

**You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for Twixtor in Final Cut Pro here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/28/

This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, in order to lengthen or shorten a sequence to fit into a specified gap using the frame number option in Twixtor.

Timestamps:

00:34 Frame Number option to shorten clip

02:07 Slow shot down

**You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for Twixtor in Final Cut Pro here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/28/

This screencast shows a comparison between the speed tools in FCP and using Twixtor withing FCP. You will see that the Twixtor result is much better.

This screencast describes a bug that occurs in Final Cut Pro when using Twixtor and how to work around it to do trims and transitions.

This Tutorial explains when it is appropriate to use Smart Blend and shows Twixtor and Twixtor Pro with Smart Blend and compares a panning shot slowed down 10x with and without Smart Blend.

This tutorial covers the basic concept of timewarping a video track to a different audio track using Twixtor. As example, we lip-synch an outdoor shoot to a studio recording. This method could also be used to sync video to another video track.

A special "thank you" goes out to Christopher Hawley for letting us shoot footage of you singing/playing "Dance all Day" for this tutorial.

This Tutorial shows how to mark segments in an edit in order to avoid warping across edits when speeding up or slowing down the overall edit.

A special thank you goes out to MarkEFXS for letting us use this footage.

What to do when Twixtor produces unwanted warping.

This Tutorial demonstrates how to do a frame rate conversion from 30fps to 24 fps, and also NTSC to PAL. Note these methods can be used as a base to convert from any progressive source to progressive destination material or interlaced NTSC to PAL frame rates.

Footage provided by Banditos Brothers

This Tutorial shows how to get better tracking using a matte to separate your footage into  multiple layers.  Multiple layers are available in Twixtor Pro for AE, FCP, Premiere Pro, and Twixtor for Smoke, Flame, Fusion, Nuke & OFX hosts such as Scratch & Composite.