Thank you Roger. It is there, staring me right in the face! How'd I
miss that? As I was saying, I actually like Title Tool. Now, back to
being a curmudgeon.
--J.B.
Roger wrote:
> Templates? You can do that (unless your idea of templates is not the same as Avid's).
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> On 23 Dec 2011, at 03:52, John Beck wrote:
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>> I know I'm in a serious minority but I actually like title tool. If
>> they would fix a few bugs (like things shifting when a title is saved)
>> and add a few features like the ability to save templates and a spell
>> checker... --J.B.
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>> Terence Curren wrote:
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>>> Have any of you tried any third party titlers? And if so, what ones do you like? Maybe we can use a third party titling tool to give Avid some guidelines.
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>>> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Abel"<doug@...> wrote:
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>>>> Right-clicking on a title in the timeline should allow you to enter effect edit mode directly so you can tweak text quickly. The workflow where you have to enter title mode and then hit that little box to edit the title is, in a word, stupid.
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>>>> There should be a "Paste and match formatting" option to paste text, similar to what MS Word offers.
>>>>
>>>> Not that I really care but does the title tool truly still create PICT media on macs as the progress bar indicates? Isn't PICT a completely obsolete format?
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> With best wishes,
> Roger Shufflebottom
> rogershuff@yahoo.co.uk
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