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So I'd rather not ask for a refund just yet. I can make new titles without a problem, which I can't do in New Blue's stop-gap Titler for Avid. When I reopened them, the titles had defaulted to TP7's default. At that point both TP7 and MC 2018.12.3 froze. Once all the titles are saved, I tried to use the green check mark to save and close the timeline. Does the location of the new folder make a difference? I saved each title separately in a new project folder among the Library folders in New Blue Fx folder. I followed instructions and saved 9 titles (I see them and their cache files) in my 10-minute timeline. There are several of us with the same problem over on the New Blue 'Known Issue' site and Jack Dale has even made a couple of You Tube tutorials. Seth helped me with the uninstall/reinstall last week, and I am waiting for Caleb to respond to my problem with saving both TP7 and MC timelines. I went from TP5 for Avid to TP7 Ultimate.

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I am on MC 2018.12.3 but this seems to be the right place to ask since you said New Blue would post a Help page for us who are moving from New Blue Titler Pro for Avid to a full Titler Pro subscription. Please let me know if this works for you! I realize this is a pain and I do apologize for the inconvenience, but you should only have to do this once. In the meantime, if you can't wait for the updated version, my suggestion would be to make a folder on your hard drive to put the titles in, then click 'Save' on each window that pops up and give each one a new filename (e.g. This version should be available in the next few weeks. We are changing Titler Pro 7 so that in these situations it will give you a single dialog that tells you it's saving your previous titles and you just have to pick an export folder. Now I realize that's very counterintuitive, and it's not at all obious what's happening.

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The reason you're seeing multiple save windows is that, after saving your current title, Titler is actually prompting you to save every additional title in your project, and you'll get a separate save window for each one. When you open your project with Titler Pro 5 titles, Titler Pro 7 actually is reading in all of those titles at once. With Titler Pro 7, titles are exclusively saved as. nbtitle file that could be reopened in other projects. With previous versions of Titler Pro, the data for each title was saved in the Media Composer project itself, with the option to save an external.

(There are some very nice improvements to TP with TP7 otherwise I would have asked for a refund)īUT I cannot save any title, new or old, as a design file or within a project - The 'save window' pops up again and again whatever I choose. You really need to save the pasted title to a new title file. Also try playing with shared designs and please be careful copying and pasting TP7 effects in Avid - it doesn't quite work as you might expect. I now save each TP7 title to its own unique file in my 'title' assets sub-folder.

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For each MC project I create a series of asset folders (some for media, some for titles, some for audio, some for images, etc.). This may sound like a real pain but I resolved this easily by utilizing a folder within my project assets folder. There is no longer any way to save your title into the Media Composer project itself. I asked New Blue about this and you can find their answer in the New Blue forums (it's still near the top since many people have asked about this). One of the most significant changes in Titler Pro 7 is that each title instance must be saved to its own file.

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