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DISCLOSURE: Movie Studio Zen is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on this site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Details In: VEGAS Movie Studio Published: 24 June 2013 Last Updated: 02 September 2022 The Star Wars Credit Roll Effect can be created using the New Blue Titler EX which comes with Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12 Suite & Imagination Studio 4.To be able to create a perspective point that moves into infinity, you need to be able to tilt the video plane backwards. Under normal conditions this can only be achieved using Sony Vegas Pro, because only Vegas Pro can move the video plane in the X, Y and Z axis. Whereas all Movie Studio video editing programs, can only move the video plane in the X and Y axis.Fortunately for Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12 Suite and Imagination Studio 4 users, you can utlilize the New Blue Titler EX to create the "perspective look".I have created a short "Star Wars" inspired Sci-Fi film made using the New Blue Titler Ex and Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12 Suite, which shows the Star Wars Credit Roll effect in action. You may like to watch the example film first and then watch the tutorial video second.All the instructions showing how to create the Star Wars Credit Roll effect are in the tutorial video.▼▼▼ Short Film ▼▼▼Star Wars - Episode: Temporal Paradox 2014
Key features of the New blue titler that are enabled through these drivers include:
- How to use New Blue Titler Pro 1.0 with Sony Vegas Pro - Movie
- Adding New Blue Titler Pro 7 titles to the Vegas Pro 20 timeline
- Bluff Titler replcement - Video Projection - Blue Room technical
- Titler Live 5.5 update and a new ProPresenter
- NewBlue Captivate: A new and improved Titler Live
- New Effects, Transitions, and Animations in Titler Pro
- NewBlue Titler Pro 7 (Titler) - EDIUS
VMix Forums » General » General Discussion » Quick tutorial vMix with New Blue FX Titler Live 3 richardgatarski #1 Posted : Sunday, March 25, 2018 3:16:24 PM(UTC) Rank: Advanced MemberGroups: RegisteredJoined: 2/18/2014(UTC)Posts: 1,843Location: StockholmThanks: 145 timesWas thanked: 298 time(s) in 251 post(s) I recorded a quick tutorial on how to interact with Titler Live 3 (in this case the Present edition).An important issue that I address in the video concerns the NDI commande AnimateOut and timings. For example, it is not possible to as an Overlay use the NDI Input with Titler Live as a source and trigger on OverlayOut. I am considering posting a Feature request, for something like a Delay for OverlayOut transitions, would perhaps come in handy for Input transitions as well.A couple of other minor issues are: changing the content of the fields in vMix's Title editor does not always propagate to Titler Live's corresponding fields. And, since alterations in Titler Live's Titles needs render time, one risk outputting a Title before it has rendered.Any comments highly appreciated! WWW 3 users thanked richardgatarski for this useful post. DWAM on 3/26/2018(UTC), mgrayeb on 3/26/2018(UTC), ask on 3/27/2018(UTC) rowby #2 Posted : Sunday, March 25, 2018 10:09:49 PM(UTC) Rank: Advanced MemberGroups: RegisteredJoined: 11/23/2016(UTC)Posts: 330Location: USAThanks: 179 timesWas thanked: 26 time(s) in 25 post(s) Thanks Richard for sharing that. Particularly how it interfaces with vMix....Rowby. WWW seb666 #3 Posted : Monday, March 26, 2018 11:05:15 AM(UTC) Rank: Advanced MemberGroups: RegisteredJoined: 12/10/2016(UTC)Posts: 126Location: Frankfurt, GermanyThanks: 93 timesWas thanked: 19 time(s) in 14 post(s) richardgatarski wrote:For example, it is not possible to as an Overlay use the NDI Input with Titler Live as a source and trigger on OverlayOut.Hi Richard, it's already possible to set a delay with triggers. Did you test that? WWW richardgatarski #4 Posted : Monday, March
