From the course: Final Cut Pro X Guru: Titles and Effects
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Finding and replacing title text - Final Cut Pro Tutorial
From the course: Final Cut Pro X Guru: Titles and Effects
Finding and replacing title text
- If you've accidentally spelled someone's name wrong through a series of titles, Final Cut has a built-in feature that allows you to find and replace multiple instances of a word or phrase at once. Let's see how we can work with this from the Edit menu. So I'm in here in my Chapter 1.8 project. And from the last movie if you followed along, we have two pieces of credit text. We've got a slate here at the beginning of our project. We've got some scrolling text here at the end. And I've just realized, you know what? I would really like to have my middle name in the end credits, as well as I'd like to change the actual name of the aerial segments. I'm going to say aerial segment in Toronto. So let's make these changes. And there's an easy way to make changes to multiple pieces of text that might exist throughout your project, and that is to go to the Edit menu with your project selected, and under that we're going to head all the way to the bottom and go to Find and Replace Title Text…
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Exploring the Titles sidebar6m 12s
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Changing a title's basic format parameters6m 6s
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Changing a title's style attributes6m 20s
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Replacing a title3m 20s
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Working and saving 2D styles3m 40s
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Adding and duplicating lower thirds4m 18s
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Working with credits3m 51s
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Finding and replacing title text2m 25s
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Working with placeholders3m 23s
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Working with custom text for animation5m 7s
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Working with knock out text2m 42s
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