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How can I add an image as a title screen for a QuickTime Pro movie?
I don't want to use a text file, as I can't get control of the format, so I thought that creating an image in Photoshop and exporting it as a PNG file would work. I can add it to the movie, in the beginnging, or wherever, but it only lasts for one frame. When I import text (select a block of text, and do Command+P), it lasts for several seconds, which is what I want. Is there a way to do this with an image?
If not, what can I do to get a title added to a QuickTime movie? Someone suggested that I use Miyu, but that's only for subtitles, which I also need, but I'm only half way to where I need to be.
Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated. I searched the Web and found very little that helped me, which was surprising.
I don't want to use a text file, as I can't get control of the format, so I thought that creating an image in Photoshop and exporting it as a PNG file would work. I can add it to the movie, in the beginnging, or wherever, but it only lasts for one frame. When I import text (select a block of text, and do Command+P), it lasts for several seconds, which is what I want. Is there a way to do this with an image?
If not, what can I do to get a title added to a QuickTime movie? Someone suggested that I use Miyu, but that's only for subtitles, which I also need, but I'm only half way to where I need to be.
Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated. I searched the Web and found very little that helped me, which was surprising.