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Thank you both for your assistance with this. To me, personally, the juice is not worth the squeeze. I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something stupid. If I wanted to create some custom animated titles, I might try to play with some of this stuff.
My guess is that a few of the examples that they show toward the end of their sales video are a little misleading. They may have worked for the random video they put together, but people most likely cannot practically use these. I got this pack as part of 365 or I would be more upset.
I have been able to use some of the other titles where the timing doesn't matter much.
One thing that might help me in the future. When I wanted to move these titles, I had to move the graphics and the titles separately and then try to line them all up again. Is that right or is there an easy way to move everything at once so it stays as a group?
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Thanks, Tony. I would try that except for the fact that I need titles to sync to my talking head video. So the only option would have been to try to reshoot the video to try to time it to the title. I don't have time to do that. I don't' think I would have been very successful trying to do that anyway. I am just changing this to show one step at a time for now, but it doesn't look as nice.
Do you think this would be considered a bug that I should report?
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Toward the end of the demo video for this pack, the sample shows it displaying steps 1 through 5. They appear in sequence and the fade-out in short order.
https://youtu.be/hyfHyNitiYA?t=50
https://www.cyberlink.com/products/add-ons/tv-broadcast-title_en_US.html
I have tried for over an hour to reproduce this with no luck. I hope I am just doing something wrong. I started by creating 5 tracks for the 5 steps. Then I add the titles for step 1, step2, etc. to each be on their own track. Their start would be offset from each other, but they end all at the same time.
For each one, I had to go into the title designer to move it to be placed below the previous step title.
This almost worked. However, when the earlier titles stretch for such a long time, the animation goes crazy and they all start fading in and out like Christmas lights. This is extremely frustrating. I hope I am just doing this wrong and there is a much easier way. Can anyone tell me how to accomplish the effect shown in the above youtube clip?
Thanks,
Tom
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