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johnebaker wrote on 10/2/2025, 3:35 PM

@Cory-Whiteman

Hi

The intrusive image is probably on a lower track which you cannot see in Storyboard mode.

Switch to Timeline mode, clicking the indicated button (1), see image below, and look through the lower tracks, using the slider (2) to move down the tracks looking for the intrusive image and delete it.

HTH

John EB
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Cory-Whiteman wrote on 10/2/2025, 4:14 PM

This is what my Timeline looks like. All of the tracks disappear in my Timeline mode

emmrecs wrote on 10/3/2025, 3:35 AM

@Cory-Whiteman

The image you've posted is of the Storyboard view, NOT the Timeline view which John asked you to look at!

At the extreme right edge of your image it says "Tiimeline"; click on the word and you will go to it. Then follow John's advice to check for stray items.

HTH

Jeff
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