Thanks John.  Can you try it again but make sure that the title is created using Ctrl + t with the track 1 object above it first selected, in case that affects the issue. I'll also try it again tomorrow with a fresh project.

Terry, East Grinstead, UK

I consistently get the same error, in both MEP 2013 and 2014, regardless of mouse mode.

Here's the simplest example, with three JPGs in track 1 and three shorter titles in track 3:

And here's the incorrect result:

John couldn't reproduce it. Anyone else please?

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

Terry,

I'm getting the same odd behaviour. Extending the test, it doesn't matter what the object is (title or image) and it doesn't mater what tracks it and the objects following are on, everything to the right gets moved the same amount as the object that's being butted against its neighbor to the left. It's as if using the transition icon to make the move as linked to 'all tracks' mouse mode. This in MEP 2014 13.0.1.4.

Bug!

Regards,

Carl

Thanks Carl, much appreciated.

I can't see that it can be by design, so I too reckon it's a (long-standing) bug and I'll report it formally.

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

Hi Terry

Using your method (which I never use) I can reproduce this - however I cannot decide if this is a bug with the effect action or if it is a grouping display bug.

If an object is selected and a title added with Ctrl + T are you creating a group of objects?

Try this with 3 objects and add titles.

1.   Select object 1, place the timeline cursor part way into the first object and add a title with Ctrl + T.

2.   Select object 3, position the timeline cursor in the middle of object 2, add title with Ctrl + T

Where does the second title end up?

John