Title Track Characteristics

Bob Hughes · Post by **Bob Hughes** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 11:18 pm

Is there a way to load a subtitle file (.utf) and have all the title track characteristics (font, colour border) restored to a predefined set up. Or conversely change all the titles to the same characteristics. I¡¦m currently using VS 11 plus. It is very laborious to do them one at a time.

Bob

Trevor Andrew · Post by **Trevor Andrew** » Thu Dec 25, 2008 11:27 am

Hi Bob

I don¡¦t use the ¡¥subtitle option¡¦
Don¡¦t really know what it does.

But if I need more than one title having the same characteristics, then I simply drag the title to the library.
This creates a copy, animation and all.
Dragging the title back to the timeline and change the 'text content¡¦

I can also edit the title (change the text) in the library prior to dragging to the timeline.
All other options, colour, font size, animation etc are preserved

Bob Hughes · Post by **Bob Hughes** » Sun Dec 28, 2008 3:44 pm

Thanks Trever,
I never thought of saving to library. I do find VS usually saves the last set of title characteristics. But not always? At any rate I used the term subtitle because that's what VS calls it when you save all your titles to a file. Unfortunately only the time and text is saved.

I have not found a way to change all titles at once. I was hoping you could set the default title characteristics, so reloading a saved title file would be displayed with these settings.

Bob