[Shelley Wynn]

No, these are still titles. I don’t always use markers, only occasionally. I know they aren’t necessary. My problem seems to lie with the timing of the timeline indicator (whatever it’s called) as it scrolls across the timeline. When it comes even or meets with the text area on the timeline, I expect for the text to immediately appear on the video or for the transition to begin if one is used. I expect the text to appear or the transition begin at exactly the point where the indicator and the text area meet. In my case, the indicator is usually somewhere in the middle or toward the end of the text area on the timeline before the text/transition even appears on the video. I try to place the text area at the exact point where I want the text to pop up on the video, but with the above problem, it’s difficult to know exactly where it should be. Not a show-stopper — but very annoying.

Thanks for the reply.

Shelley

[Shelley Wynn]

Thanks so much for the info. I finally just edited each video separately and imported them separately and that works for now. But, I will do it the way you describe from this point forward. I knew there was a way to do it.

Thanks so much again
Shelley

[Shelley Wynn]

Thanks, I’ll take a look. I’ve been using Lynda.com, which is very good but didn’t quite answer my questions.
Unfortunately, I’ve had this project dumped in my lap with a deadline, so I’ve been cramming like I was back in college to get these programs and learn them, so any shortcuts are appreciated. So far I have the videos edited and set up in Prem. Pro and I can get them into Encore, just needed to know if the videos need to be in separate sequences in Prem. Pro in order for them to be separate entities in Encore. If I had more time, I’d be a little more patient. Thanks for the links. Shelley