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  1. 29th Jul 2008 02:08 #1
    ufcdanny
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    Hello everyone!

    Recently, I captured a concert on a live webcast. But, the video that it captured is a bit too slow. I just want to know if there is a way to speed it up and fix it. Here is a link to an example:

    http://www.mediafire.com/?wjdwmvtewmc

    It is a bit too slow. It would look alot better if I could speed it up slightly. BUT, I can't use Movie Maker because it speeds it up way too much.

    If anyone could help me out, that would be great!
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  2. 29th Jul 2008 02:41 #2
    tinkyawoo
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    what is frame rate? 39.97? or 25fps?
    just go to premiere put your footage on time line. Right click the footage and make speed to 150% it will speed up a little.
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