When Quick Titler is started up from an EDIUS timeline, a new title clip is created automatically. This section describes how to create a new title clip during Quick Titler editing or after start-up.
1) Click [File] on the file tool bar.
Alternative
Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [New].
Creating a new title clip: [Ctrl] + [N]
You can open and edit an existing title clip.
1) Click [Open] on the file tool bar.
2) Select a file, and click [Open].
Alternative
Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [Open].
Opening a title clip: [Ctrl] + [O]
When you click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, up to 4 of the most recently edited title clips are displayed. Click the file name to open the file.
When you double-click a title clip on the EDIUS timeline or in the bin, a titler starts up and the file is opened.
You can export a title you have created, including the background, as a still image.
1) Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [Export].
The [Save As] dialog box appears.
2) Select the save destination, file name and file format, and click [Save].
You can overwrite save a title clip during editing.
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1) Click [Save] on the file tool bar.
Save the title clip and exit Quick Titler.
Alternative
Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [Save].
Overwrite saving: [Ctrl] + [S]
When [Save] is clicked, the file is saved in the “title” folder present in the folder where the project file is saved. The file name will be “Year, month and day saved-4-digit sequential number.etl”.
If you start up Quick Titler independently to edit a title and click [Save], the file will be saved in another name.
You can save a title clip being edited with a given name.
1) Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [Save As].
The [Save As] dialog box appears.
2) Enter a file name, select a file format from the [Save as type] list, and then click [Save].
Save the title clip and exit Quick Titler.
For the file format, *.etl or *.etl2 can be selected.
If *.etl2 is set as the file format, the same rendering result can be obtained for titles that have been created with different DPI.
If you want to prioritize the compatibility with titles created in Version 8.5 and earlier, set it to the conventional file format (*.etl).
If you double-click a title clip on the timeline to start up Quick Titler and then save in another name, only the title clip opened with the double-click will be updated, while a new title clip will be registered in the bin.
You can automatically save the title clip being edited with a given name.
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1) Click [Auto save as] on the file tool bar.
The title clip will be saved with the file name “Year, month and day saved-4-digit sequential number.etl”.
Alternative
Click [File] on the Quick Titler menu bar, and click [Auto save as].
Automatic saving in another name: [Ctrl] + [Shift] + [S]
If you double-click a title clip on the timeline to start up Quick Titler and then save in another name, only the title clip opened with the double-click will be updated, while a new title clip will be registered in the bin.
