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Does anyone know if Audio Director is able to remove silence or spaces between words in post when editing a voice-over? In these cases, syncing with video irrelevant.
It would be terrific if Restoration Assistant had that feature (and remove "ums").
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Bless you!!! It's so obvious now! Geez. I didn't see that. Wow. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
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Thanks very much for the screenshots. I have no idea how or why this happened, but the reason you don't see the editing options is that the settings panel is "closed." Use the mouse to click on the 5 vertical dots and drag that to the right as shown here to expose the settings panel:
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Thank you!!! I'm uninstalling (365) now and reinstalling it.
Nope! Still a problem. Attached to images. In one Title Designer, there are no editing options at all. In the other Title Designer, there are new options (not like previous versions) but nothing to allow centered text.
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You're the first with these issues, and it sounds like something went wrong during installation. You didn't tell us what you updated from or to (PD19 or PD365), but I think you should uninstall PD (keep any personalizations, if prompted) and install it again.
If you have 365 you can do that all from the App Manager. If you have PD19 you'll want to use the Windows uninstaller on the Settings | Apps & features page and the run the PD19 installer again.
Thank you!!! I'm uninstalling (365) now and reinstalling it.
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I don't know exactly what's going wrong, if a certain font triggers it, but when editing motion graphics and simple text pop ups it's constantly crashing now.
Has anyone else ran into this since the update?
Since updating PD I have been unable to edit any motion graphic, including the ones I've previously edited. There are no editing options when calling up the editor.
Additionally, the Titler no longer has any way to center words or sentences in the title window. Something is terribly wrong with the update, at least on my system.
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