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mac83301
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September 29, 2019
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Adding a title without it overlaying on a photo

  • September 29, 2019
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*I am using Adobe Rush on my iphone 7.  

 

I am new to Adobe Rush and just started my first project, which is a slideshow.  I am stuck already on the very beginning.  I have added a few photos, some songs, and a title slide.  I want the title to appear all by itself (with music) at the beginning before transitioning into photos.  However, I when I move a photo another one pops into its place, and I can't slide the title to the left because it's already at the start.  How do I add a text or title slide that appears on its own?

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    Ko.Maruyama
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    October 1, 2019

    Long hold on the title clip.

    Drag it down to the main video layer.  The clip should push all of your other slides out to the right.

     

    The timeline automatically populates all holes, so the clips will shift in, or push out depending on the edits you make to the main timeline.  You can add other layers for multiple images too (not just type over images)

    hth

    Inspiring
    September 29, 2019

    In my experience with IOS Rush, when you create a title, it by default attaches itself as a connected clip to the image the below it.

    To make it a "regular" clip, try:

    Create the title, it will appear over an image in the timeline.

    Press down on the title clip to select it and drag it down to a point between two images on the timeline, and release.

    Once the Title is on the image track and no longer connected to a particular image, press down on it and once selected, drag it to the start of the timeline.

    MtD

    Legend
    September 29, 2019

    As long as your title is on the main video track it will function like a video or photo clip. There will not be a video behind it and it will appear as it's own standalone clip.

    I'm not sure what you mean when you say "when I move a photo another one pops into its place". But positioning and re-positioning a title clip is not different than positioning any other clip.