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Change formatting for multiple titles at once?!
Hello, Creative Cow folks,
I asked this question in the Adobe forum as well, but i have had little luck over there. I am hoping maybe someone here might know the answer to this.
I am working on a project that was started in FCP7 and am migrating it over to Premiere Pro. The project has a bunch of subtitles that were already created in FCP7 and of course in migrating to PP they are all wacky. They are coming in as “essential graphics titles” (or what ever that is called). My Question is, can I create a custom template or somehow copy and paste the formatting so i don’t need to go into each individual title and change it? There has to be a way to do that, but I can’t find it?! Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. I am working in Version 2017.1.2 v11.0, Oasis.
Thanks!
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go to :48 secs on this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y61Jcs9ofF0&feature=youtu.be
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Thanks! I appreciate the reply. This get’s me part of the way there. I still need to open each subtitle individual and reposition it. I do wish there was a way to copy and past attributes for titles. Oh well. Thanks again.
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Oh I didn’t realize that you can drag and drop Master Text Styles, that makes all the difference. For anyone else who has this question check out this really simple video from James Strawn https://vimeo.com/259403508
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