Double-clicking a title removes the title component itself.This is normal - click the appropriate object on the timeline instead.
Selecting titles can be impossible under certain criteria. In Movie Edit Pro the reverse is the case and makes for better editing track 1 being the bottom layer subsequent tracks are on top off each other in order of track number - by analogy track 1 is the ground floor of a building, the higher numbered tracks are the floors of the building Have you come from a program where the track order is reversed and 'appears to be' in proper order ie the background track is the lowest and subsequent tracks are 'layered' above it. So I would like to hear your thoughts on this matter and validate all that I've mentioned. Sometimes the keyframe timeline is hidden and doesn't show up until I start switching effect components to make it appear again.Īlas, to be fair, I'm new to Movie Edit and perhaps I'm doing something wrong. I'm still not sure what triggers it, but for the most part, when it happens, it's by doing copy&paste of keyframes, the keyframes that are pasted remain invisible until I click on an existing keyframe in the timeline. This would also mitigate/solve the problem I described above: "1 - Selecting titles can be impossible under certain criteria".ģ - I encountered several refresh problems when using the keyframe timeline for controlling zooming and doing title animation. Sometimes, I want to adjust a label but I'm not sure which one is it. Perhaps a double click in the title would automatically select its base property option set?Ģ - I really would love to have the option of selecting a title in the timeline and having it immediately be selected on the preview screen with its transform options on. This is very annoying, especially when you are working with other objects in the timeline that use different effects. Some things that I believe could be improved:ġ - When I select a title from the timeline, shouldn't the title properties become visible immediately? As it is, I always have to select the title effect in order to bring the title effect options on, if it wasn't already selected. 
When redoing the removal of the title component from the problem described above (point 3), this happens 100% of the time. Sometimes, I have to issue the undo action a few times to undo my last action. I find it weird and non-responsive overall. I have first to select /highlight the whole input text before inputting a new one in order to counter this. Whenever I copy&paste a title and delete its former text to add a new one, the title disappears. This must be a bug I have no other explanation. Is this a feature? Shouldn't the 'delete' key be the way to remove the component or use the context menu instead?ģ - Deleting all text from a title removes the title component from the timeline. It's former selection area remains in the middle of the screen (which is very weird).Ģ - Double-clicking a title removes the title component itself. Trying to it so, will always select me the large persistent label I described above, even if the label is now on the top. The problem happens if I now place other labels in the middle of the screen as I no longer can select them. I've placed a large label in the middle of the screen and then I animate it to move it to the top of the screen over time, using the Size/Position/Rotation effect this label is persistent throughout the whole movie. I'm pretty much just using titles and the zooming effect to create videos and I've come across some particular behaviors.ġ - Selecting titles can be impossible under certain criteria.
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