In the Choose Destination section of the Convert & Stream window, click the Save As File button.ġ0. (In this case, I’m selecting the default option: Video – H.264 + MP3 (MP4) )ĩ. Select the video where you want to increase the playback speed.ĥ.
In the Convert & Stream window, click the Open media… button.Ĥ.
Under the File menu, select Convert / Stream…ģ. To have VLC read a video file and save it as a new file which plays at twice the speed of the original file, please use the process below:Ģ. Video file in an input format understood by VLC.For more details, please see below the jump. As part of adding the video to my Keynote slides I thought that increasing the playback speed would help with the pacing of the talk but I didn’t see a way in Keynote to have that happen as part of the video’s playback without having to manually run the video.Īfter some research, I found a straightforward way to use the open-source VLC video tool to double the playback speed of a video and save the changes. As part of preparing for an upcoming talk, I’m working on a presentation which includes a video.
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