Subtitles do not "stick" with assigned clips

When I create a subtitle overlay to display over a clip and then insert other
clips before the one with the subtitle the subtitle does stay with
theoriginal clip - it stays the same place on the the Title Overlay timeline.
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RBL

BluePhrog <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0D3379CD-BD8B-4479-A428-24E2026ECB5E@microsoft.com...
> When I create a subtitle overlay to display over a clip and then insert
other
> clips before the one with the subtitle the subtitle does stay with
> theoriginal clip - it stays the same place on the the Title Overlay
timeline.
> --
> RBL

It won't stay with the clip, it stays on the same place where you first
dropped it. You can either drag the sub-title clip to its appropriate place
or do all of your video edits first and then add the titles. Anything you
put on the Titles/Overlay line will not move with the video/audio above it.

PJ

Thanks, PJ. I was afraid that's the way it works. Wish they did stay stuck
or that we had a choice, but at least I'll save all of them for last. You
saved me lots of redo time.
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RBL


"PJL" wrote:

>
> BluePhrog <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0D3379CD-BD8B-4479-A428-24E2026ECB5E@microsoft.com...
> > When I create a subtitle overlay to display over a clip and then insert
> other
> > clips before the one with the subtitle the subtitle does stay with
> > theoriginal clip - it stays the same place on the the Title Overlay
> timeline.
> > --
> > RBL
>
> It won't stay with the clip, it stays on the same place where you first
> dropped it. You can either drag the sub-title clip to its appropriate place
> or do all of your video edits first and then add the titles. Anything you
> put on the Titles/Overlay line will not move with the video/audio above it.
>
> PJ
>
>
>

With all the comments that have been made on this subject I would not be
surprised to see the ability to lock the titles with the clips in an updated
WMM in the future.
-Wojo

"BluePhrog" <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:02647551-AE36-4704-A8EC-EA6E22F6F9FF@microsoft.com...
> Thanks, PJ. I was afraid that's the way it works. Wish they did stay
> stuck
> or that we had a choice, but at least I'll save all of them for last. You
> saved me lots of redo time.
> --
> RBL
>
>
> "PJL" wrote:
>
>>
>> BluePhrog <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:0D3379CD-BD8B-4479-A428-24E2026ECB5E@microsoft.com...
>> > When I create a subtitle overlay to display over a clip and then insert
>> other
>> > clips before the one with the subtitle the subtitle does stay with
>> > theoriginal clip - it stays the same place on the the Title Overlay
>> timeline.
>> > --
>> > RBL
>>
>> It won't stay with the clip, it stays on the same place where you first
>> dropped it. You can either drag the sub-title clip to its appropriate
>> place
>> or do all of your video edits first and then add the titles. Anything
>> you
>> put on the Titles/Overlay line will not move with the video/audio above
>> it.
>>
>> PJ
>>
>>
>>