Edit all closed captions at once?

[Aziz Mughrbi]

Seems like no one does. I just finished about 200 lines manually. It’s so dumb, they should fix that soon.

[Daniel Tkach]

Click on the first caption or subtitle while on the subtitle or captions editor, HOLD SHIFT, click on the last one, go change the settings (fonts, backgrounds, etc)
You are welcome ☺

I just registered to answer this haha I hope it helps.

-Daniel

[Andreas Kiel]

Just to clarify:
Files of type .stl files can be either binary EBU.stl which are used as CC source or it can Spruce Text List.stl which are used on DVD Studio and other authoring system.
Latter are text files, for EBU ones you need an editor app for this kind of binaries – I don’t know any on the Mac.
AND you can’t import Spruce Text List.stl into PPro.

– Andreas

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[Sherry Mutschall]

This did not work for me. “Select All” does not work. Holding down shift key does not work.

[Timothy Lucas]

Shift-selecting does work but not in the timeline — you have to do it in the Captions panel and edit there.