welcome back to another age a sub
tutorial in this video we'll learn how
to make changes to the text including
where it appears on the screen how large
it appears and the color and the font
used and all that so I want to mention
first of all this is kind of the default
view that I that I like to use so we
have the audio over here the video here
then the subtitles below but if yours
looks different than this or if you want
it I want it to look different you can
click on view and you can just view
subtitles only you can just view the
video with the subtitles and have more
room without looking at the audio you
can view just the audio maybe you're
only working with an audio file anyway
this is the view you would get if you
just just import an audio file then
there's the full view which is what I'm
doing and then like we looked in the
last video if you just use the scroll
wheel you can make this video larger or
smaller you can also just change the
size here so I'm gonna make it nice and
large so we can see what we're doing
here so the tools there's a couple
different ways if we click on edit in
the last video we changed the size of
the font by just changing it here and
clicking apply and it made the font
larger but we're not gonna do that here
I'm gonna put it back to 20 where it was
and go okay because there's another way
to change this font that's separate from
these settings and that's over here we
have these different tools so the one
we're on now is standard mode it just
shows us the X&Y coordinates these two
numbers of where we're at on the video 0
0 being in the top left and this full
size of the video being in the bottom
right so this is a 1920 by 1080 video we
can move this text around so honestly
you can see there is text down here at
the bottom so if we click on this
dragged subtitles tool and there's a
little box we can click on in the middle
to kind of move this text around so I
might click left click and hold and move
it right to the middle there's another
one rotate we'll do in a minute but I
want to make it larger so you can see
which is this little red square right
here if we hover over it says scale
subtitles on X and y-axis so it gives us
a handle like a vertical a little circle
line with a circle on the top and bottom
and a horizontal align with this circles
it left in there
right of it and if we click on this one
on towards the left you just drag it we
can see it makes the kind of stretches
that those subtitles so we can stretch
it out this way we're gonna stretch it
out this way and make it bigger but I'm
gonna hit control Z on my keyboard and
undo those changes because we can also
hold down the Alt key while making any
change and it will do it uniformly so we
can scale this up uniformly x and y at
the same time so to do that again it's
holding down the Alt key while making
the change and if you make it bigger
than the video it'll automatically go on
to two lines which is nice so we'll make
a nice and big like that we'll click
back here on this dragged subtitles tool
and just click this boxer and then we
can put it back down wherever we want if
we want it to be down here at the bottom
actually I'm gonna move it up to the
middle to show you the rotate the rotate
tool when when it's selected gives us
some little boxes and different things
we can view you'll probably just want to
pay attention to this left and right
these circles if we left click and hold
we can just kind of rotate from one side
to the other this really isn't something
that you'll use very often this is
rotating in 3d space this next one so
the same thing we can click and we can
actually make it look kind of like Star
Wars right it's not animated but it'll
be we can kind of turn it and again this
is something you'll probably very
seldomly use but it's an option that
that you can have I'm just going to
leave it like that and then we can go
this next one here clip subtitles -
rectangle this way if we just left-click
here we can start drawing some points Oh
what left-click and hold
and that will actually create a box and
only it's kind of it's masking is what
it is so only whatever is in this box
will be shown so now if we click back
here because we drew that box we're only
seeing parts of the of the subtitles
again I don't know exactly maybe there's
a part of the video that you just
absolutely don't want to cut out for
example if you have someone in the
bottom right-hand corner like a like a
picture-in-picture and you'd rather cut
off the text then have it go over top of
that picture maybe you would use this
masking for that and probably don't
worry about this other one
down here if you have any questions you
can open up the manual it was a question
mark here so I'll open up and we and you
get help takes you to the website and
you can read all about these different
tools and what they do
yeah that's it for this video as far as
moving the text around and again if you
ever want to undo something you can
click Edit and go to undo we can undo
these changes that we made you can also
go to use control Z on the keyboard and
then in the next video we're gonna learn
about using more of this style editor
and how to change because all those
changes that we just made we can do the
same thing over here we can do rotation
we can do scaling and and moving it
around the around the page as well yeah
so hopefully hopefully you found this
video informative thanks for watching
and I'll catch you in the next one