Currently it is possible to cut a clip into multiple segments and increment each clip from your required start speed to your end speed. This is time consuming and technically difficult. Faster speeds require larger original clip segments and slower speeds require smaller original clip segments. Trying to figure out the correct way to slice the clips required a bit of calculus in the case of a tapered speed ramp. There is also the added problem of having all the multiple segments to deal with which would require an additional export to make them usable as a unit. (It would also be great if the audio came with it but I know that is already requested.) I would gladly provide pseudo code and/or calculus help. (In my opinion for this to be simple it would have to be part of the advanced speed settings of a clip.)
I added this as a blueprint before I saw this.
Currently it is possible to cut a clip into multiple segments and increment each clip from your required start speed to your end speed. This is time consuming and technically difficult. Faster speeds require larger original clip segments and slower speeds require smaller original clip segments. Trying to figure out the correct way to slice the clips required a bit of calculus in the case of a tapered speed ramp. There is also the added problem of having all the multiple segments to deal with which would require an additional export to make them usable as a unit. (It would also be great if the audio came with it but I know that is already requested.) I would gladly provide pseudo code and/or calculus help. (In my opinion for this to be simple it would have to be part of the advanced speed settings of a clip.)