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Ha, of course it doesn't need to be, just a suggestion for people trying to find what's convenient for them.

Within Motion, there's a parameter called "Anchor Point" which is where an object will theoretically rotate around. Make sure the anchor point is in the middle of the object you're trying to rotate. Hope this helps!

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Hey! check to see if you're using the latest version of Premiere Pro and if it still doesn't help, I suggest reading the other comments on the video to possibly find your answer, or follow the tutorial to make it yourself!

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Hi! If you're able, try opening the MOGRT file within After Effects and add the sound effects into the After Effects Timeline, then using the essential graphics panel in AE, export the motion graphics template for use in Premiere Pro. I hope this helps!

​@ParEdits thanks that helps, i saved it in mp4 with transparent backround there is a tutorial on how to that on youtube for anyone else who strugles with this isue, you can add the mp4 and scale it and position it.

When you go in to add the logo to replace it in the template, is there a little drop down in the corner that says stretch, fit or fill or anything like that? You can change how the template fills the image within that slot. Let me know if that helps or not.

Hey great question! It's definitely possible to manipulate the timing if you create a new sequence, place the template into that sequence on its own, then in your original sequence you've been working in just drag that "nested" sequence consisting of the template from the project panel into your original sequence and you'll have a time-manipulatable template within your sequence.

@@ParEdits thanks but that might as well be Chinese to me!

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Yes! You can edit the text to whatever you'd like :)

You can place it in a premiere pro timeline or load it into after effects and export it as a .MOV to retain transparency and place the file in your streaming software. Hope this helps!

@@ParEdits so when I export it to a .mov it uploads to stream labs with a black background. How do I get the black background off?

Try exporting with the built in export preset called "prores 4444 with alpha". If you can't find it there should be a preset search function built into premiere pros export settings. If you have more trouble you can try exporting in .avi as well. Hope that helps! (btw, After effects, media encoder and premiere pro all have the same export presets and functionality, just organized a bit differently in each app)

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I'm happy to hear it! Glad you found it helpful :)

Aw thanks! I do, I'll work on uploading it soon, and in the meantime feel free to ask me any questions on proxies here in the comments or at sam@paredits.com :)

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Thank you! You as well, I'm always happy to help :)

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If you'd like a more indepth way to learn, check out my beginner course on premiere pro: www paredits.com/premierepro

Most of my UA-cam videos are quick because most of my students prefer it that way. I do have a much slower, beginner friendly course you can take for free in Premiere Pro if that's more your speed: www.paredits.com/premierepro

@@ParEdits Correct and he is not showing full screen to see what is going on the panel. The rotation confused me for the keyframes basic action. Keep it simple.

Hey there! Send me an email at sam@paredits.com with a screenshot of what you're dealing with and I can definitely help you more specifically :)

Good question, apologies for speeding through that part. In the tutorial I inferred that you can go back into the keyframes, select when you want the positions to go from Point B to Point A, and line them up effectively. You cannot copy and paste the existing Point A to Point B keyframes keyframes here as it will mess up the "ease in/ease out" movements of the animation. You must continue to manually add in the Point B to Point A keyframes, then add ease out to each of the Point B keyframes and ease in to each of the the Point A keyframes. I hope this makes sense!

I appreciate the feedback, it's helpful! And I'm glad you still managed to get what you need out of the video 😊

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Absolutely! I'm happy to help. Feel free to use it!

Hey there, you should be able to turn on the Twitter icon. If not send an email to sam@paredits.com with a screenshot of the icon options you have available with the template in Premiere Pro and I'll help you out from there.

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@@ParEdits Thank you master

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Hey Aleks! You can edit the template in Premiere Pro or change even more details by opening the MOGRT file in After Effects

Hey there! First let's make sure we are creating our mask in the correct location. Are you creating a mask within the "Brightness & Contrast" effect?

So you may have adjusted the location using X and Y coordinates within a specific layer. To move the button without ruining the effect, you can select the clip in your timeline and within effect controls, under "Motion" you can move the X and Y coordinates to reposition the entire graphic. Let me know if you still have issues!

hi, I have the same problem but I don't know how to reposition the button :( do you have an advice please? @@ParEdits

Hey there, sorry to hear you're having the same issue. So we need to make sure you're selecting the entire clip so all the layers can be repositioned at once. So when you click the clip in the timeline and look into the effect controls panel (not the essential graphics panel) you will see where it says "Motion" at the very top within the effect controls panel. Unminimize it and change the position within there. If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll update the template with better global controls.

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Hey I think this video on how to install MOGRT files can help! ua-cam.com/video/mjQH5klNPG0/v-deo.html

It doesn't at all! It's a tool that purely gives more options with exporting. To ensure quality is the same, choose the "Match Source - High Bitrate" preset before exporting.

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@@ParEdits I would be grateful if you could guide me as I asked

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Hey there! So the template you can download comes with a transparent background and if you create it yourself you can choose to keep the background transparent as well. If you're having issues, let me know!

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This can be done many ways, whether you want to use the MOGRT in Premiere Pro as-is > add horizontal flip effect > delete all text in MOGRT > add text of your own to fade in/out on the blank slide, or take the advanced route and open it in after effects and do the same horizontal flip and tweak it to your liking. Hope this helps!