How to vertical long text scroll?

blueink wrote on 6/27/2019, 11:28 PM

Hi
I'm new member of here. Pleased meet you guys.
I would like to make vertical long text scroll.

I had been tried pan/crop but my text is very long and didn't work.
(just couple of lines are work) I wonder is there simple and easy wasy to make this ?
Could someone give me some direction please?

my version is vegas pro 15.

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JackW wrote on 6/27/2019, 11:49 PM

Create and format the text in Word or a similar text editor. Copy it into Vegas and use key-frames to control speed of scroll.

blueink wrote on 6/28/2019, 12:38 AM

Dear JackW

Thank your for ansering me.
I can do short text as you taught me. but long text is alreay out of the frames so I didn't know how.

 

Grazie wrote on 6/28/2019, 1:13 AM
I can do short text as you taught me. but long text is alreay out of the frames so I didn't know how.

@blueink - Hi there! Don't use Pan/Crop. For this example I used Legacy Text in VP15. Do you want to achieve this?:

 

Grazie wrote on 6/28/2019, 1:20 AM

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Marco. wrote on 6/28/2019, 2:17 AM

Why not use the Credit Roll tool? This one is made exactly for this kind of vertical text scrolling.

Grazie wrote on 6/28/2019, 2:59 AM

Why not use the Credit Roll tool?

@Marco. - Well, I tried from the earliest of VV, and hated it.

This one is made exactly for this kind of vertical text scrolling.

You’d think, wouldn’t you?

set wrote on 6/28/2019, 3:16 AM

I use image editor, make layout of it, then do pan & scroll of the image...

if too long, then, make 2 images - although of course, scan-speed might be little different.

 

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Grazie wrote on 6/28/2019, 4:24 AM

I use image editor, make layout of it, then do pan & scroll of the image...

@set - So, once you've got etc you make a Graphic of it - yes? And then it is set in stone? My way you can keep changing all the parameters font, style, size and alignment within the Vegas Timeline.

if too long, then, make 2 images - although of course, scan-speed might be little different.

@set - If too long then all I need to do is extend the Event and, added to which, Scan speeds aren't an issue.

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Rednroll wrote on 6/28/2019, 9:33 AM

Why not use the Credit Roll tool?

@Marco. - Well, I tried from the earliest of VV, and hated it.

This one is made exactly for this kind of vertical text scrolling.

You’d think, wouldn’t you?

I envision I will be having to do this on some of my future projects and the Credit Roll tool was what I had assumed I would be using. So much for that thought huh? Nothing seems obvious when it comes to Vegas and performing typical video tasks. What have they been doing in regards to feature development in Vegas since I stopped using it at v6 when the realization of the audio feature development was being abandoned for more video feature development? Just adding Sony Handycam import/export support B.S. features? I was originally thinking I would be coming back to using Vegas in v16 and expecting common video features would be pretty much perfected.

What were some of the problems you experienced with the credit roll tool?

Marco. wrote on 6/28/2019, 9:40 AM

I use Credit Roll almost every time I need a text roll. It's basic but it works fine.

Former user wrote on 6/28/2019, 9:54 AM

I use nothing else.

blueink wrote on 6/28/2019, 5:08 PM

Guys Thank you for answering me.

Credit roll is good. but how about r LONG text? I need to type or copy & paste every single line.

@set
I'm interested Dear set said image editor way. the text is too long you split. I see...
How much line works by one time?

And Guys What would you do in my case?

Marco. wrote on 6/28/2019, 6:06 PM

"Credit roll is good. but how about r LONG text? I need to type or copy & paste every single line."

Not at all. Credit Roll is great in handling long text. There is an import text button on top which you could use to import books of text. This tool is basic but quite sophisticated at the same time.

Former user wrote on 6/28/2019, 6:55 PM

If you just enter a small amount, then select "export all or selected text to a file" i.e. the red A, then load that file wherever you saved it to, in a text editor, it already has instructions at the start of the file.

Besides scrolling credits you can also do timed sequences with various fades etc.

Grazie wrote on 6/28/2019, 11:57 PM

I need to type or copy & paste every single line.

@blueink - Not with my method. .

the text is too long you split.

How much line works by one time?

@blueink - My method uses ALL in one Paste, done 😊

And Guys What would you do in my case?

@blueink - Did you like my sample? Then Legacy Text and Positional Timed, easy-easy lemon-squeezie. 🍋

blueink wrote on 6/29/2019, 3:09 AM

Dear Marco
Dear JN_
Thank you so much I finally did well long text scroll! I'm so happy! Thank you again.

Dear Grazie
Thank you very much for you have been answering my post. your method is cool!
I liked it. but I think Credit roll is fit my case. Thank you again.

Grazie wrote on 6/29/2019, 3:36 AM

Dear Grazie

I liked it. but I think Credit roll is fit my case. Thank you again.

@blueink - Good! Tool for the job in hand.

Robert-Maier wrote on 10/8/2020, 12:37 PM

Grazie, can you explain briefly, step by step how you get the Legacy text to vertical roll?

Grazie wrote on 10/8/2020, 1:15 PM

Go to Placement and use PLUS and MINUS values for Start and Finish.

vkmast wrote on 10/8/2020, 1:49 PM

See if this li'l piece of advice helps.

jetdv wrote on 10/8/2020, 7:53 PM

I have a couple of newsletters that discuss the credit roll tool at www.jetdv.com. They're really old but the same techniques would apply today.

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Howard-Vigorita wrote on 10/9/2020, 12:15 AM

If you don't need more than 3 font sizes, credit roll is great. Particularly the 2-column option for listing songs with authors or roles with names. But if you need more than 2 more fonts or sizes, it can't do that. I use it all the time for rolling credits but I'm going to try what @Grazie suggested in a hybrid approach next time.

jetdv wrote on 10/9/2020, 7:45 AM

@howard-vigorita there's ways around the 3 font limit as demonstrated in my newsletters.