[Steve Edwards]

Yea, you must have to delete an event for it to work. I had a gap between two events, and I used auto ripple to move them all my tracks (5)to the left, and the envelope stayed put and didn’t move with the events I was moving. So it must work when you delete with auto ripple on, but not work when you are just sliding events to the left or right.

[Steve Edwards]

I suppose I could try it.

[Steve Edwards]

Yep, that’s what is was. Never had it turned on before. No sure how it got turned on, but that’s a fix. One of these days I’ll figure out what to use it for. Don’t know what I would do without this website, and the guys. Thanks again.

[Steve Edwards]

I would think that mpeg4 is what is used mostly for things like Youtube.

[Steve Edwards]

Oh, other question was should I render to avi or mpeg2. I thought that I read somewhere that if you re-render mpeg2 a second time you may lose some quality. Once project is done, I will put into Adobe Encore DVD. So when I render project, should I save as avi, and let Encore encode the project, or go ahead and render as mpeg2 anyway. I usually go ahead and render in mpeg2, then load into Encore.

[Steve Edwards]

Thanks Mike, and to cancel that loop region I have to do what?

[Steve Edwards]

Thanks Theo

[Steve Edwards]

Did I read something somewhere that said, you could do all your text setup in MS Word, then transfer or import it into the titler? If so where can that info be seen so I know how it can be done?

[Steve Edwards]

That’s fine, I had seen that last night, but I would think that after touting how good the titler is, that they would have some sort of detailed information/descriptions/instructions of how the whole thing works (not just one page).

[Steve Edwards]

I did this process already, and it seems to affect the whole track. Noise is pretty much gone, but when there is other noise that I don’t want affected, it sounds very tiny and sounds like a midi file.