I have some footage of my son playing on his new power wheels four wheeler that was given to him by his 'grand pappy'. I was going to post his first time riding it online for family to see, but instead of a 20 minute video I wanted to speed it up. I open optical flow from Borisfx and set my parameters (I actually only change it from a velocity of 100 to 500 and from upper to progressive for field order) and leave everything else as it is. I see that my entire event is still on the timeline but the area that no longer exists is now just black frames with the audio still the same length. No problem really, I find the last frame where video still exists and I split the event at that point. I then realize that my video footage has been speed up yet again due to the split.

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This is not the desired effect I am going for and seeing how I am not using Premiere Pro or Final Cut, the help file doesn't really apply to me as a Vegas user so it is of no help concerning this issue. Here are my questions: 1. How do I utilize optical flow to speed up a clip 5 fold and trim the resulting blank 'slug'? How do I get the audio to equal the length of the video event (like when you do a control drag from within Vegas)? I know using optical flow is probably overkill for this particular home movie, but I wanted to try it out before I actually needed to use it on a real project. Sorry I didn't answer the basics. I know that is forum posting 101.

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I am using Sony Vegas Pro 10b (32 and 64). I am runing a dual boot machine with both Vista ultimate 64 and Windows 7 64.

I have 8 gigs of ram and two quad core processors running the machine. I think I have the most up-to-date version, it more than likely is that I don't know how to use the effect properly as the pdf help file is not tailored to Vegas. Perhaps you could tell me what you are doing to make it work or detail for me how the functionality is to work within Sony Vegas? Hi Jeremy, So here's how I am using the BCC Optical Flow filter in Sony Vegas Pro 10b: • Locate the BCC Optical Flow filter in the Video FX directory and drag it onto the clip that you wish to retime • Set the Velocity parameter to the value that you want the clip to use Note that you will see black frames at the end of the clip (if you speed it up) where there is no more image data to work with, ie, if you have a 5 second clip and set the velocity to 500 percent then you will have 1 second of video followed by 4 seconds of black frames.

If you use the filter to slow down a clip, Optical Flow will generate synthetic inter-frames to produce the slow motion effect. Velocity values between 0 and 100 will slow down the filtered clip, while values in excess of 100 will speed up the filtered clip. Cheers, Peter. Okay, we are doing the same thing. However, what happens when you split the clip where the black frames start and the 'optically flowed' media ends? What happens on my end is that the optical flow fx does the math yet again and shortens the clip by the same amount resulting in an even shorter clip and more black frames.

How do you effectively remove the black frames without having to render out that portion of your timeline? It would seem logical that you could split the clip and it retain the effect without doing the math again unless you change parameters in the OFX window.

I have not found this to be true. So again, what happens once you split your clip with Optical Flow applied? If you get the same results as I do how should one's workflow look when using this effect within Sony Vegas?

Thanks again for staying with me on this. Hi Peter, Thanks again for hanging with me on this one. I understand what you are saying about the nested veg file, but surely this was never the intention of the BorisFX team as a method of implementation. I would think this to be more of a work around. Regardless, I have a question in with one of the guys who works with them and am waiting a response on the intended workflow. It could just be that the limitations of Vegas do not allow for the straight-forward workflow of this particular unit.