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  • The problem with nesting is that it’s very hard to make fine adjustments within the timeline between two clips w/o being able to see their relation to on another, like you in if they’re in the same timeline.

  • Thanks for your answer but that doesn’t help me – i need to be able to freely move each side independently within the 4:3 frame to be able to understand how it works with the other side. i was able to do this in fcp 7 – i’m new to premiere and i’m assuming i just don’t understand how the effects work – like the track matte for example. i don’t really understand how to use this but maybe it’s what i need.

  • Angela Anderson

    August 28, 2012 at 11:51 am in reply to: render changing textup subtitle position

    You know, I just followed your instructions – which seem very logical – but when i import the xml back into fcp, while it has changed the v-offset to 0, there is now an extra line between all of the subtitles with two lines…hmm…

  • Angela Anderson

    August 28, 2012 at 11:20 am in reply to: render changing textup subtitle position

    THANK YOU!!! 🙂

  • Angela Anderson

    August 28, 2012 at 7:47 am in reply to: render changing textup subtitle position

    hey andreas,
    thanks for the reply! i should have been more specific – is there any way to set the v-position in the generator back to 0 for all of my clips (motion attributes are simple this way, but settings of the generator attributes seem like they have to be changed manually).

    oh, and i just downloaded titleexchange to see how the xml conversion works – it was a beautiful moment when i saw all of the subtitles appear before my eyes as a txt file – wonderful!

  • Angela Anderson

    August 27, 2012 at 3:36 pm in reply to: render changing textup subtitle position

    Ah, but now a question – is there any way to change the v position of the generator in all of the clips at the same time? or will I have to go through and do this manually?

  • Angela Anderson

    August 27, 2012 at 3:29 pm in reply to: render changing textup subtitle position

    Hi Andreas,
    Great – thanks for the workaround tip! I will do this. Good that you responded because I’m about to embark on another section of the video and can now go ahead with textup – thanks! greetings from bayern!

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