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wongck wrote on 7/5/2018, 6:45 PM

Without more information, my guess is that the height of the photo/picture is higher than the height of the video. So one way is to slowly scroll the photo up while playing. Use keyframes to control the movements sliding up. You may try to find one of the preset movement Effects under the Effect>Move panel.

Here is a

Edit: LOL forgot to add url

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browj2 wrote on 7/5/2018, 8:14 PM

Hi,

Do you understand how the Titles work? Please supply screen shots of the timeline with descriptions. It sounds to me like you are not extending the title objects out to the length that you need.

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