I've got a bunch of text clips (subtitles) overlying my video. It has been decided to change the font size on all of them. Is there anyway of doing this without manually changing each individual clip? Can I select them all somehow and apply the change to all of them at once?

Thanks.

I don't think this is possible. The controls tab features don't show up in the paste attributes dialog box, and that's the only way I've ever found to apply a change to multiple clips. It's possible that some kind of XML tool would do this. If you have a software budget, you could look at Traffic or XML Title Cleaner.

Crap. That is what I was afraid of. Thanks for the info.

paste attributes might work....wont do it universally but saves a lil on haveing to enter the number each time for each clip.

If all your titles are on the same video track you might try using the motion tab to scale them. That way you can paste attributes. Good Luck.

Hi,

that is what I have found, got the same challenge. To change multiple subtitles. The limit of the video that it does not say if you can do this and having other media on the timeline than the subtitles.

Here is the link

Final Cut Studio Warp Speed Workflow #3: Changing the font of all titles at once at DVcreators.net (http://www.dvcreators.net/final-cut-studio-warp-speed-workflow-3-changing-the-font-of-all-titles-at-once/)


Hope that helps.