When creating a slideshow (am using a movie file - .mv4) you're required
to enter a name for it - but this name, at least in the Preview, persisted
onscreen right in the center of the image. How does one get around that?
Thanks very much, Tom
ps - using Photos 1.3 but that app didn't present on the iLife array.
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11)
ps - using Photos 1.3 but that app didn't present on the iLife array.
The forum for Photos is here: Photos for Mac
Photos for Mac is not part of iLife - it is a part of MacOS X, installed by the system, soits forum is in the MacOS X forums.
When creating a slideshow (am using a movie file - .mv4) you're required
to enter a name for it - but this name, at least in the Preview, persisted
onscreen right in the center of the image. How does one get around that
Before you render the video, select the first slide in your slideshow, ctrl-click the title slide and select "Delete Text".
Thanks, l'eonie - It's a movie, no first slide so had to work at
the main screen level in Photos - leaving the item sans title -
but then exported what I need and retitled the show in Photos.
Take care, Tom
The same can be done with a move file in a slide show if it's the first slide in the slideshow:
How does one hide the onscreen title?
