Title not showing up in timeline

[Montucky]

[R Neil Haugen]

Ahh ... an older version. And as you have no text, I had to look at this for a bit to puzzle out what your problem probably is.

I've not worked CC2014 or earlier in some time, as this clearly is ... but I'm thinking back and wondering if you have yet 'closed' the Titler window? I think that was what essentially "saved" titling done in that window back then, so that it would appear in the bins and was usable on the timeline.

Neil

[Montucky]

I do have text its just not showing up in the timeline.

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[Montucky]

I tried closing it and re-opening with no success.

[R Neil Haugen]

When you closed it, did that graphic appear in your Project panel? That's what I'd expect, and then drag it onto a clip to use it.

Neil

[Montucky]

I’m a little confused about what graphic you are referring too?

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[R Neil Haugen]

When you create a title/graphic with the Titler tool, as you close it, that should appear as an item in your Project panel. So, that text that you show in your first post ... after closing the Titler tool, should have appeared as an item in your Project panel.

You then go to the project panel, drag/drop the text/graphic onto or above the clip where you need the text/graphic.

Neil

[Montucky]

I tried that and it does not fix the problem.

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[R Neil Haugen]

So ... you open the Titler, create a text/graphic object in it by typing and giving some values, font style/type/color/fill whatever. You close the titler ... and nothing shows up in your Project panel?

Neil

[Montucky]

Correct. Unless I open a default still then it works fine. But I need my titles to look exactly alike so this won’t work.

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[Ann Bens]

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Ann moderator.

The title has the wrong aspect ratio (its not the same as the timeline). That is why you are not seeing it.

[Stan Jones]

Gabe, if you are responding via email, turn off your auto-signature. It is posting all your personal information on a public website.

[Montucky]

I did, but it’s not personal. Anyone with a computer can find that information by going to the Auburn University website.

[Ann Bens]

It is this forum policy!!!!

[Montucky]

That’s fine, but I am still not getting any help with my problem.

[Ann Bens]

Read post 11.

You cannot fix existing titles. you have to make them again. They have to match the timeline/sequence.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Gabe, did you ever get this fixed?

Thanks,

Kevin

[Hiddenpictures Ltd]

The title may well be there on the timeline but is only a frame or so long and is so small you are missing it unless at the highest magnification of the timeline  - something to do with the default still length being too short. You can change that or just pull it longer on the timeline.

[Ann Bens]

The aspect ratio of the title is wrong.

It should read 1.33 instead of 1.0.

[Ann Bens]

Move to Premiere Pro CS6 & Earlier​

[Montucky]

So I tried something else. It only seems to work if I create a default still.  The one I’m using is based on current title which for some reason just won’t show in timeline?

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[maneesh konkar]

Hey guys I figured out what waas happening. It was there on Track V4. just minimize tracks V1 to V3 and you should see it right there on V4. hope this helps. Thanks