Is anybody out there who knows about titles in Adobe elements

Question

I have nothing but problems with the titles into Adobe elements Souris anybody out there can help me?

Answer 1

danielo
Thanks for the reply. Let us try the Crop way with keyframing described in another way.....
1. Are you OK with creating the 4 lines of text  in the opened Titler and closing the Titler to have the created title on the Timeline?
(This is 4 lines created by typing continuously the 4 lines rather than creating 4 separate lines of text.)
2. After the Titler is closed, you want to apply the Crop effect to the Timeline title (open fx Effects Tab, go to Transform/Crop, and drag the thumbnail for
Crop into the Timeline title).
3. Now we are going to edit the Crop effect that was just applied. For that, click on the title on the Timeline to selected/highlighted, and go to
Applied Effects Tab/Applied Effects Palette/Crop Panel expanded.
At this point, you should see
Your next objective is to move the Bottom slider in the Crop Panel expanded to establish what you see on screen across
the duration of the title. We need to use the technique of keyframing to do that. If we did not and just set the Crop's
Bottom slider to hide the last three lines, we would just see the first line across the video duration and never see
the last three line. It would look like
Are you OK so far with what needs to be done. If so, I will go through keyframing of the Crop effect.
Keyframing
Refer back to the first screenshot
1. Use the -+ slider above the Timeline to expand the Timeline to get a better look at its content (the title).
Right click the title to which the Crop effect has been applied. Select Show Clip Keyframes/Crop and Bottom.
Now every time you create a keyframe (to reveal another line) where you have placed the Timeline Indicator, you will see a white dot on the orange band that
runs through the title clip
2. In the Crop Panel expanded, focus on the "Bottom" slider. Move that "Bottom" slider to the right, hiding the last 3 lines of text.
Have the Timeline Indicator at the start of the Timeline.
Click on the Toggle Animation icon in the Crop Panel expanded area as point out in post 8 screenshot.
3. Move the Timeline Indicator to the right to an envisioned 25% mark along the clip, move the "Bottom" slider to the left to reveal
the second line of text. You will see a white dot (keyframe) automatically placed on the Timeline orange band at that 25% point.
4. Move the Timeline Indicator to the right to an envisioned 50% mark along the clip, move the "Bottom" slider to the left to reveal
the third line of text. You will see a white dot (keyframe) automatically placed at that Timeline 50% point.
5. Move the Timeline Indicator to the right to an envisioned 75% mark along the clip, move the "Bottom" slide to the left to reveal
the fourth line of text. You will see a white dot (keyframe) automatically placed at that Timeline 75% point.
After you press the Render button above the Timeline, what does that look like when played back in the Edit area monitor?
These keyframes are adjustable.
Please review and consider and then let me know if you are OK with this version. If not, please let me know where I need
to clarify or re-write.
Thanks.
ATR