[Tcindie]

MacDisk is pretty great at what it does..

Otherwise, as mentioned I believe, you can format to FAT32, and then both systems can read/write without a problem. Incidentally, you can format to FAT32 from either a PC or a mac.

Finally, I would say that a network drive should also work, but as the files are huge, you’ll likely not want to go that route.

Best free option is to use FAT32 on a large external drive, second best would be to format to HFS (or HFS+), and then use macdisk to access it on your PC. Either way should work great.

[Tcindie]

Yes it can be done.

Here’s what you can do… Highlight all of your titles, and then perform a ‘cut’ to the clipboard.
Create a new sequence, and paste them all into it, which should retain their timeline positions, etc..

Then, flip back to your other sequence, and drag the new sequence onto the timeline where the titles were.

Finally, add a ‘video levels’ effect to this sequence on your timeline, and by adjusting the RGB white output level down, you’ll fade the white titles to various shades of grey.