retimes
Adjusts the schedule
Retimes is the third-person singular of retime, meaning to adjust the timing of something.
In video editing and animation, to retime footage is to speed it up or slow it down: She retimes the clip to create a slow-motion effect.
Mechanics retime engines to optimize ignition timing.
The word applies wherever precise timing requires adjustment.
Sets new time
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- shiftsMoves or work periods
- movesChanges in position
- reorganizesArranges differently again
resets · reallocates · replans · reorders · recalibrates · postpones · advances · changes
Alters for improvement
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- syncsAligns data between devices
- dubbingPost-production sound replacement
- subtitlesOn-screen dialogue text
audio · video · animation · keyframes · framerate · playback · tempo · soundtrack
Aligns in time
- calibratesAdjusts for accuracy
- recalibratesAdjusts for accuracy again
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- resetsRestores to initial state
clocks · cycles · triggers · sequences · pulses · intervals · frequency · oscillation
reschedules
Sets new time
reorganizes · resets · reallocates · replans · reorders · recalibrates · postpones · advances · changes · modifies
edits
Alters for improvement
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- syncsAligns data between devices
- dubbingPost-production sound replacement
subtitles · audio · video · animation · keyframes · framerate · playback · tempo · soundtrack · voiceover
synchronizes
Aligns in time
- calibratesAdjusts for accuracy
- recalibratesAdjusts for accuracy again
- adjustsAlters for improvement
resets · clocks · cycles · triggers · sequences · pulses · intervals · frequency · oscillation · latency
retimespreserves
Cooked fruit in sugar
keeps · maintains · leaves alone · locks · stabilizes