Well you can't "play" a PDS file, you can only open it in PD and then you can preview and edit the clips and titles. As long as the text shows up when you preview it, it should be in the finished video after producing it.

If that's not the case, please take a screenshot of PD showing the timeline clips and with the text showing on the preview screen. Use the Alt+Print Screen keys to take the snapshot, then paste the clipboard into MS Paint (or any image app) and save it as JPG or PNG.

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Quote Well you can't "play" a PDS file, you can only open it in PD and then you can preview and edit the clips and titles. As long as the text shows up when you preview it, it should be in the finished video after producing it.

If that's not the case, please take a screenshot of PD showing the timeline clips and with the text showing on the preview screen. Use the Alt+Print Screen keys to take the snapshot, then paste the clipboard into MS Paint (or any image app) and save it as JPG or PNG.

Use the Attachments button below the forum's text box to upload and share it here.

Thanks for the help. I discovered what I was doing not to have text appear. If I "produce" using H254 AVC then the texts appear in the mp4 file. But if I utilize the "Profile Analyzer" and click ok in the profile analyzer window, then the texts don't appear in the final mp4 file. I have no idea why, but the solution to my problem is not to do the "Profile Analyzer" function.

Hmm, there isn't any reason that choosing a different output profile should affect what's in the produced video. By any chance are you working with vertical (9:16) clips? There is a known issue with several media players where the bottom of vertical videos is cut off and if your text is near the bottom it might not show up.

If that's not the case, it would really help to see your timeline as requested in my last post.

Even better would be if you're willing to share the actual project, you can use Pack Project Materials under CD's File menu and upload everything to a folder on OneDrive or Google Drive, then paste a publicly shareable link to it here. Please see this FAQ for more details.

It could be the "Profile Analyzer", in a roundabout way. What this does if an acceptable profile can be generated is potentially enforce SVRT. I've helped other users lacking text after produce because of SVRT use. The last patch (2725) appeared to help, but not sure a remedy for all.

Jeff