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Adding cross disolve to captions

New Here ,
Jun 04, 2021 Jun 04, 2021

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I love the new flow of adding subtitles/captions, however I can not find a way to add effects like cross disolve to transition text. I am currently only able to do that is the old fashioned text method. Any suggestions?

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Jun 04, 2021 Jun 04, 2021

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A workaround: see "Fade Each Caption In/ Out" in this post:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-workaround-nesting-to-apply-effect-controls-to-capti...

 

Stan

 

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Stephanie,

I appreciate your post. I'm sorry that the designers did not anticipate the need for content creators to use the captions more creatively. Until they address this issue, we're rather stuck with the current situation: using standard text for this action.

 

That said, I have an idea. If the workaround is too painful, consider converting the captions to standard text. Unfortunately, this workaround only works on Windows. I don't know of a tool with Mac that works yet. If you are on Mac, you can use Stan's workaround. Try that.

 

Let us know if this works for you.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

 

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