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SUBTITLES doubling up on one track
Hi,
I was experimenting with subtitles and suddenly they started doubling up, making them illegible. I tried several things to correct this … researching videos, forum posts. Restarting, deleting the track and starting over. The problem repeated its self.
I would write a line of text… Delete it. (back spacing) … Write a New line of text. And then the problem began.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Steven
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5 Replies
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I have never had any problems with Resolve Sub Titles. They have always worked well and as expected.
Are you sure you have actually deleted all text?
Does it have the same problem in another Timeline?
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Thanks for replying Tom,
Here’s what Im seeing:
The image with proper text, obviously working normally.
When it gets to the last frame of the same box of text, it doubles up and adds text that I had deleted.
Note in the image with no text in the box, there’s still text in the video.
In the image of the inspector, note there is no text. “(0) CHARACTERS”.
Note the image where there is no text box but dialog remains in the video.
There are no other sub title tracks active in any of these examples.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Steven
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The times I have had weird things like that happen I found the Timeline had become corrupted or the computer needed to be shut down and everything restarted.
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Hi Steven,
This happens with me from time to time, it is a cache issue. Try selecting the offending subtitle and clearing the cache (Playback -> Delete render cache -> Selected clips …). Hope this helps.
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Dean and Tom, Thank you both for your replies!
Dean, I found that for some reason when I delete and restore the text box and do the same with the clip below the text box, it seems to take care of the issue. Are the text and the clip related to the same cache? I don’t know. But it’s an effective work around. How ever, I will give your suggestion a shot. Thanks so much!
Steven
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