<p>Depending on your version of Premiere, there should actually be a speed adjustment from the context menu when you right click on the clip.  It may be under a sub-menu depending on version, but it will give you the option of either a % to increase/decrease the speed by or a new time that you want the clip to take.</p>

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2013-01-21T17:19:17.523Z
2013-01-21T17:19:17.523Z
AJ Henderson
<p>I have a video clip that is one hour long and I would like to compress it down to 60 seconds. Anyone know the easiest way to do this with Premiere?</p>

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2013-01-19T20:14:45.180Z
Just to be clear: do you want to play back your footage at 60x the original speed such that one hour fits in one minute?
Saaru Lindestøkke
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Create a Time Lapse Video with Adobe Premiere
Kirk Ouimet
# Create a Time Lapse Video with Adobe Premiere

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-01-19)

I have a video clip that is one hour long and I would like to compress it down to 60 seconds. Anyone know the easiest way to do this with Premiere?

**Tags:** video, premiere, time-lapse, cs5

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Just to be clear: do you want to play back your footage at 60x the original speed such that one hour fits in one minute?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-01-21. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

Depending on your version of Premiere, there should actually be a speed adjustment from the context menu when you right click on the clip. It may be under a sub-menu depending on version, but it will give you the option of either a % to increase/decrease the speed by or a new time that you want the clip to take.


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