Blur settings, Roll/crawl settings, Registering an edited effect – Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.4 Reference Manual User Manual
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Chapter 8 Title Creation — Quick Titler
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Blur Settings
You can apply a blur effect to text object borders.
1)
Select a text object on which to apply blur.
2)
Click the [Blur] tree on the properties bar, and check it.
3)
Move the sliders to adjust the blur.
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Move the slider or enter a value for following properties; [Text / Edge] to apply the blur to a text string and the edge, [Edge] to apply to the
edge only, and [Shadow] to apply to the shadow only.
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[Image / Border], [Border] and [Shadow] are displayed on the image properties bar.
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[Shape / Border], [Border] and [Shadow] are displayed in the object properties bar.
Roll/Crawl Settings
You can set an action that moves a text object horizontally/vertically.
Clicking the background will display the background properties.
1)
When the background properties bar is displayed, select an action from the [Title type] list.
[Title type]
Select an action for the text. Roll moves vertically and crawl moves horizontally.
[Number of pages]
Displays the number of pages that the text object moves across, where 1 page represents the
range of the display area. A vertical scroll bar appears for 2 or more pages. A white dotted line
is shown at page breaks, though it is not shown in the actual video.
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Roll/crawl settings such as the start point or end point are performed from the timeline in EDIUS.
“Detailed Title Settings” (w page 369)
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The roll/crawl speed depends on the number of pages and the length of the title clip. Shorten the length of the title clip for a quick roll/
crawl. Extend the length of the title clip for a slow roll/crawl. Set the title clip length on the timeline in EDIUS.
Registering an Edited Effect
Applying a Style
Effects can be applied to the title simply by applying registered style chips.
1)
Select the text object on which to apply a style.
2)
Double-click the style chip on the title object style bar you want to apply.
Example:
Applying a text style