Part 2: How to Speed up/Slow Down a Video on iPhone in iMovie Once you are satisfied with the effects, hit the Apply button to save the speed change. Increase or decrease the playback speed by selecting and dragging up or down the speed points in the vertical direction.Īll speed changes are visible in real-time in the Preview Window.
Customize the speed curve or choose and apply a preset from the 14 Bezier curve presets.ģ. Click the Speed button in the toolbar underneath the preview window to get access to the Speed Editor.Ģ. Customize Non-Linear Speed (Optional)īesides linear speed, you can also adjust the non-linear speed, aka create speed ramping effects with VideoProc Vlogger.ġ. Click on the Constant box and choose a linear speed preset to change the playback speed. You can also change the speed of the video by setting its duration.ģ. Choose from the linear speed listed, or click the custom button to enter the play speed from 0.3 (32x slower) to 32 (32x faster). Use the Play Speed menu in the Inspector Panel on the right side of the Preview Window. Drag both ends of your video to decrease or increase its length for fasting up or slowing down the clip.Ģ. Use the Time Stretch tool that can be located by clicking on the Ripple Edit button. VideoProc Vlogger provides three ways to adjust linear speed.ġ. Drag and drop it to the Video Track in the Timeline. Launch VideoProc Vlogger and load your iPhone video to the Media Library by clicking the big + icon in the upper left corner of the main software interface. Add iPhone Video to the Timeline in VideoProc Vlogger Before adjusting the speed with VideoProc Vlogger, make sure to transfer your video content from iPhone to Mac or PC first.
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