Saving AVI In Slow Motion

gotaproblem

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i was just wondering how to save an avi file in slow motion, and what software i would need to do so , anyhelp is greatly appreciated

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Get VirtualDub. http://www.virtualdub.org
Open your video file in virtualdub. Click on audio. Click no audio (this is needed, since if the video plays in slow motion, the duration of the audio won’t match). Then click video. Click direct stream copy (so the conversion is lossless). Then click video. Click frame rate. Under 'source rate adjustment' select the 'change to [blank] frames per second' bullet and type in a frame rate (smaller than the one on the line above it, obviously). Then click file, save as avi, and you’re done.

Delei

Guest

It really works!!! thanks.

Nili

Guest

well done, i was looking for this one too. thanks a lot mate, didn’t know virtualdub do it.

00Dilbert

Guest

Way cool! Thanks for the tip!

MATRIZ

Guest

Thanks,
For use a open source editor,
Great really help me

Vic_xxx

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Thnks a lot, u saved my ass...and my pay

Funky Koval

Guest

Yup it’s work, but not working as I was think This is only reduction speed frame ratio. Do you know some freeware soft which can made slow motion, like for example realviz retimer? This is true slowmotion!

Regs

FK

someonefromgoogle

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Windows Movie Maker can do it, but you can’t save as AVI unless you use NTSC/PAL.

XASTHUR

Guest

Visual Drone AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is the best thing that I have found in my fukkin life

rookie

Guest

Rookie here

I’m getting an error:
couldn’t locate decopressor for format “cvid (unknown)
VirtualDub requires a Video for windows (VFW) compatible codec to decompress video. Derctshow codecs, such as those used by Windowa media player, are not suitable.

not sure where to go from here