sylvainbd
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Software for pitch and speed video ?
Hi friends
Actually I am working on this video by Serdar Aygun :
https://youtu.be/ZrTZOBn3E90
As always I have two problems to understand in details what happens :
- speed
- tuning (he plays turkish, i play arabic !)
That's why i use Adobe première to change the tuning (2 semi tones with audio effect). And after export video, i use VLC to watch slowly the video
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Anyone have a simpler idea ? A magical software with both options ?
Thank you for your answer 
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Brian Prunka
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You can change the speed in Youtube itself.
Click on the settings button (looks like a geared wheel) and select the speed you want.
To change the speed of the music/video and the pitch independently, you can use Transcribe! (Which is a great program all around).
The video will automatically change speed to match the speed of the audio, and you can change pitch and speed independently. You can also fine-tune
the pitch for all those recordings that are not tuned to A440.
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sylvainbd
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Thank you Brian !
"Transcribe" seems to be a good tool for this kind of operation. Maybe one day just a plugin for mozilla !...
Regards
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"transcribe" is excellent
another solution is "amazing slowdowner" but i do not know if it works with video
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Brian, using my iMac and Safari I have yet to find a youtube video where the settings button offers a speed option. Is there a "secret" to get it to
appear?
Quote: Originally posted by Brian Prunka  | You can change the speed in Youtube itself.
Click on the settings button (looks like a geared wheel) and select the speed you want.
To change the speed of the music/video and the pitch independently, you can use Transcribe! (Which is a great program all around).
The video will automatically change speed to match the speed of the audio, and you can change pitch and speed independently. You can also fine-tune
the pitch for all those recordings that are not tuned to A440.
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Brian Prunka
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| Quote: Originally posted by Jody Stecher | Brian, using my iMac and Safari I have yet to find a youtube video where the settings button offers a speed option. Is there a "secret" to get it to
appear?
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Every single youtube video, if you click on the settings button (the gear-shaped button on the lower right side of the video, next to the full-screen
button), you get a small dialog. The dialog says:
Autoplay
Annotations
Speed
Quality
If you click on 'speed', it gives you .25, .5, normal, 1.25, 1.5, 2
If you don't see it, perhaps you have an old browser or something, I don't know.
For what it's worth, I have Flash disabled in my main Youtube settings and am using the HTML5 player.
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The settings button reveals 1 or 2 of those options for me but speed is not one of them. I'll look into it. thanks.
| Quote: Originally posted by Brian Prunka | | Quote: Originally posted by Jody Stecher | Brian, using my iMac and Safari I have yet to find a youtube video where the settings button offers a speed option. Is there a "secret" to get it to
appear?
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Every single youtube video, if you click on the settings button (the gear-shaped button on the lower right side of the video, next to the full-screen
button), you get a small dialog. The dialog says:
Autoplay
Annotations
Speed
Quality
If you click on 'speed', it gives you .25, .5, normal, 1.25, 1.5, 2
If you don't see it, perhaps you have an old browser or something, I don't know.
For what it's worth, I have Flash disabled in my main Youtube settings and am using the HTML5 player. |
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sylvainbd
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I have this one on my smarthpone and this software is very good to change the tempo etc. The audio quality is impressive ... even very slowly !
Unfortunately only for audio format (MP3, Wave, WMA, OGG, FLAC, AAC ...) not for video format.
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The amazing slowdowner not only changes speed but pitch as well. You can even loop difficult parts. It's been very helpful practicing and learning
pieces. You can take a youtube video and convert it to mp3 via google search and put that track into the amazing slowdowner
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Hi Folks,
I use Audacity(Portable) to slow down tracks without changing the pitch-or the opposite- changing pitch without changing the speed.
To convert soundfiles or videos to mp3,wav,wmv,ogg and so on, i use XMediaRecode.
Both softwares are freeware and work very good, for me.(To do tempi- or pitchchanges in Audacity go to "effects".)
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sylvainbd
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marcus and bulerias1981, thank you to give us your method but my problem is especially for video, not audio format.
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I know, but as I said you can convert videos into mp3 using this site https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=youtube+to+mp3
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I think he means he wants to watch the slowed-down video, not just get the audio files.
Transcribe! can do that. If you have a Mac, iMovie and Quicktime 7 can both do it I think. IMovie is a bit of work though.
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sylvainbd
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Thank you bulerias1981 but i already used youtube mp3 converter. Very usefull !
Maybe i wasn't clear in my problem but as Brian said, i would like to work on video. For me audio file is not always sufficient. I have a windows
computer so Transcribe is a good deal.
Thank you all 
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