How do I speed up video clips?
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Download (save) them to your computer, so when you watch them again you don't have to download them again.\nTo download videos from YouTube and any other site :\nGet Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\nAnd then install the Download Helper extension from https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3006/  or this one Video Downloader https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2390\nIt works great for me.\n\nSince the videos are in the .flv format you need to get a flv player. You can get a very good one (and completely free ) here http://www.download.com/FLV-Player/3000-2139_4-10505954.html?tag=tab_pub\n\nIf you want to convert them into another format ( mobile phone, iPods,psp, mp4...and anything else) use this awesome free program called Super http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html\n\nAlso you can use this site http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php and copy/paste the url's   from the page with the video there but personally I'd recommend using Firefox\n\nFirefox is the best !!!\n\nAnd for movies and anything else use http://www.torrentportal.com/ and http://www.bittorrent.com/   and  http://www.torrentspy.com/\nTo download from this site you need a torrent program like these :\nBitComet   http://www.bitcomet.com/      or  \nAzureus     http://azureus.sourceforge.net/\n\nAlso you should think about getting broadband internet; it's a lot faster ( more than 20  times) then dialup; and it's cheap.
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in the settings of the media player (probally quicktime), tell it to buffer the entire clip before playing, this will help bring this problem down to a minimum or not at all.
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Try Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. They're expensive I warn you.
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Click on 'view video effects' under 'Edit Movie' and drag the effect icon marked 'Speed Up, Double' down to the timeline.
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well, with the default windows movie maker you can mix multiple movies, and it includes slow and fast motion\n\nthat is the only free video editing freeware i can think of, either that or buy pinnicle studio 9
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"#1 DVD Ripper", available at Download.com will do this for you. The trial version only rips half of the selected clip, so set it to rip from 1:35 - 9:55, and you should get the desired results. Also, Be sure to download and install the necessary codec from divx.com, just download the player, and when installing it,only install the codec (you don't need to install the player unless you want to). In order to set the time to start / stop in #1 DVD Ripper, right click the video file, and there will be an option to set start / stop time.\n\nThat's all there is to it.
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VideoHelp is a great place to start\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/edit
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Most definately adobe premiere, it can do pretty much anything and can turn out broadcast quality video, its not cheap and you'll ideally need a fast computer with a big either internal or external drive but its the daddy by far.
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Do yourself a favor and sell the macintrash to some sucker on www.ebay.com\n\nAfter you buy a cheap PC you will have tons of softare to choose from which can manipulate video files of a variety of formats including video_s files.
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clip sites are good\ntry:youtube.com,veoh,yadio,etc.,
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Have 1GB of RAM is good but your CPU is lacking. The Celeron really isn't designed for something like video editing. Video is very CPU intensive and you may want to consider upgrading the CPU if you have that option. Also, defrag your hard drive to improve performance. Ideally, video work should be done on a second hard drive known as a scratch disk (any hard drive works for that). You'll keep the load off your operating system drive.
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If you up your memory, you could run Premiere Elements. You might be able to find an old copy of Premiere 6.0 somewhere that should work on that system. With that level of memory you will probably run into some computer crashes as well as video audio sync problems. (ALthough I use premiere 5 on a P2 400 mhz with 128 megs of ram and a 20 gig hard drive and have few problems, but I am limited to a 2 gig file size.)\n\nAlso make sure your hard drive is 7200 rpm, or you may get some output problems. If you are getting skips in the video, you will need to get a new hard drive.\n\nTony
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clips with an extension .flv you can play them with vlc player
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well check if you have window movie maker that would help you, you can record while your movie plays Good luck know and take it easy
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http://www.youtube.com often has clips. Google Video might, too.
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A good place to start is the following web site.\n\nMake sure you have Quicktime installed.
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You can copy and paste in Quicktime Pro.  Iti'll work fine unless the movies have different frame sizes at which point the smaller movie will not fill the "canvas".  QT Pro is $30, but it's worth it, for me at least.  AV out of sync is common with DV.  I always use my Canopus D/A converter to sync the audio and video on capture.