Description of the operation content of EDIUS to create subtitle stay effect

Some friends have just started using EDIUS software recently, and it is not very easy to use. The following article will share the operation content of EDIUS to create a subtitle stay effect. Friends in need can learn together.

Open Edius and create a new QuickTitle subtitle on the timeline (click "T" on the menu), or right-click to create it under the file menu bar.

Figure 1: New menu bar

Open the main interface of QuickTime, manually enter the subtitles, and set the subtitles' size, font, edge, color, etc. in the text property box.

After clicking on the background, you can see the background attributes on the right side of the window. Set the subtitle type to scroll from bottom so that the subtitles will move.

At this time, select the "Scroll/Crawl" setting in the right-click menu on the subtitle material.

In the window that appears, we can see the external, internal, and position in the drop-down list at the end, which respectively refer to the external, internal, and position of staying on the screen. What we want to do here is to stop the subtitles on the last screen, so we choose to end and stay inside the screen. Set the dwell time, set the out point time to be the dwell time, set the out point to 125 frames, and then select the location in the drop-down list box.

Finally, adjust the pixels at the back and set the best position for the subtitles to stay.

Above, I have shared with you the operation content of EDIUS to create a subtitle stay effect. Friends in need should hurry up and read this article.