[Carl Amoscato]

Hi,

Although the clip is 2 minutes in duration, it doesn’t take up 2 minutes’ worth of hard drive space. It’s more like a still frame that’s generated. If you look at the actual .omf file, it’s around 1MB.

good luck,
Carl

[Carl Amoscato]

Sometimes this kind of thing happens when the composer window is slightly out of place. Try clicking on the composer window (the source/record window) and pressing CTRL+’ (the apostrophe key). You could also click on the composer window and then select “Home” from the Windows menu to accomplish the same thing. It will return the composer window to where the software wants it to be.

good luck,
Carl

[Carl Amoscato]

After you create and save a style in the Title Tool, it will show up under the Settings tab of the Project window. Double click the style name in the Project window, and enter the function key you want to assign it to in the Function Key box. That’s it.

good luck,
Carl

[Carl Amoscato]

Hi,

I don’t know about changing the default, but you can save a style and assign it to a function key. For example we use Arial 26 bold with a 3pt shadow every day, so I saved that style and assigned it to F2, so when I open the title tool and press F2 I’m ready to go. May not be exactly what you’re looking for, but might be close.

good luck,
Carl