YEEEEEES ! (SOLVED) Create new caption tracks and use ALT to mouse-scroll on the track that you wish to scale and you will get readable captions thumbnails. Oh this one was turning my head in. I those of you searching found this post quickly to alleviate you from the agony lol. Happy editing 🙂
Thanks for sharing that. Do you get the same result if you click the CC icon in the track header, pick, Hide all caption tracks, then Show all caption tracks?
If I add more than one track, I have to do the operation described above to get the desired track height.
Even if I have a super wide space with two huge CC tracks in it, if now I want them smaller, I have to downsize using the scroll, then Maximize, so they take up less screen space.
Hiding/showing tracks preserve the last seen track height.
I found this: Add more caption tarck,(e.g. 4 tracks), You will get more space for tracks Resize caption tracks alt+scroll in header area Delete the caption tracks, just leaving one.
It could be easier if you hit ` (grave) key to enlarge selected panel (in this case timeline panel). Hit again to resize to a normal
YEEEEEES ! (SOLVED) Create new caption tracks and use ALT to mouse-scroll on the track that you wish to scale and you will get readable captions thumbnails. Oh this one was turning my head in. I those of you searching found this post quickly to alleviate you from the agony lol. Happy editing 🙂
Thank you all very much for finding a workaround. This is obviously a mistake in UI programming and it should be addressed by Adobe. First: the subtitle tracks should have an area that's fully adjustable in height. Second: no one needs crazy keyboard/mouse combos to resize single tracks: you've already got a working method in your video/audio tracks, just use that one. I don't have time to submit a bug report yet, but I'll get to it eventually. Right now editing in somewhat frustrating.
You can adjust the Caption track height by holding Shift or Option/Alt and scrolling with the mouse wheel. See if one or two clicks on the wheel restores the original size of the Captions track.
Learn someting new every day. And yes, Ann, these track height adjustments do affect the font size of the text in the timeline segment box.
Alt-scroll appears to affect a single track. Shift-scroll appears to affect all tracks equally.
If the timeline panel is "short" enough relative to the number of caption tracks, a scroll bar does appear. It overlaps these functions. Not quite sure.
I now assume, as I think you do, Ann, that Carlo accidentally discovered this adjustment!
I think it is not your "track height" as much as the text size in the caption segments. But I can't find any way to make the text size in the segment in the timeline anything other than "regular." Very odd.
And yes, the Caption tracks have no adjustments for height or ven the subtitles section.