Too crazy for words!
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Too crazy for words!
I was quite a whiz with ulead 9-10 now I have 11. I haven't used Ulead for about 2years and now I can't remember how to do the most basic thing?? When I click over either sound or title sections I can just slide them where I want them. But with images it refuses to allow any movement - just flips back to where it was? I can alter the duration and other attributes, but cannot move it as a whole. I used to be able to with ver 10. Am I living up to my name or what? I'm missing something somewhere.
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If you place an image or video in the main track, it is designed to automatically ripple or slide to the left so there are no empty spaces. Overlay tracks on the other hand, allow for placement anywhere along the timeline.
For the main video track, place a color clip on the timeline to occupy the space needed.
For the main video track, place a color clip on the timeline to occupy the space needed.
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