How can you adjust the speed of a clip in Premiere Pro?

Adjusting the speed of a clip in Adobe Premiere Pro can be effectively achieved by accessing the Speed/Duration settings through a right-click on the clip. This method opens a dialog box where you can input a specific speed percentage or set a duration for the clip. For instance, increasing the percentage above 100% will speed the clip up, while decreasing it below 100% will slow the clip down.

The Speed/Duration feature also allows for additional options, such as maintaining audio pitch, enabling reverse speed, and applying time remapping. This comprehensive control makes it a preferred method for many editors looking to adjust the pacing of their footage in a precise manner, ensuring they can easily manage how the clip plays within the sequence.

Other methods mentioned, such as dragging the clip's edges, mainly adjust the duration of the clip without directly providing speed control; duplicating clips doesn't have an impact on the playback speed, and adjusting audio channel settings is unrelated to video speed adjustments.