I'm using Camtasia 2018.0.7 (Build 4045) on Windows 10 and I can't get it to use an OpenType font.
Googling suggested that this was a problem in Camtasia 8 but it had been fixed in 9, or something.
But I can't use my desired font (Museo Sans) at all. I've tried in a Library video and in an annotation, and it just reverts to the system font.
I can't find the font as TrueType anywhere. I've tried running the otf file through two online converters, and when I double-click the ttf file the font dialog suggests it's still OpenType, just wrapped in a TrueType outline or something.
Camtasia still refuses to use it.
Is this a known issue, or should it be working?
Googling suggested that this was a problem in Camtasia 8 but it had been fixed in 9, or something.
But I can't use my desired font (Museo Sans) at all. I've tried in a Library video and in an annotation, and it just reverts to the system font.
I can't find the font as TrueType anywhere. I've tried running the otf file through two online converters, and when I double-click the ttf file the font dialog suggests it's still OpenType, just wrapped in a TrueType outline or something.
Camtasia still refuses to use it.
Is this a known issue, or should it be working?
Posted 4 months ago
Camtasia doesn't recognize many OTF fonts. It's not a bug it's just a fact of life.
You can use an online converter to convert your OTF fonts to TTF https://convertio.co/otf-ttf/ and install them for use in Camtasia.
Aside from that, you can download a ttf freebee lookalike. But there never as polished or good locking as the real Ma Coy.
Regards,Joe
You can use an online converter to convert your OTF fonts to TTF https://convertio.co/otf-ttf/ and install them for use in Camtasia.
Aside from that, you can download a ttf freebee lookalike. But there never as polished or good locking as the real Ma Coy.
Regards,Joe
No, it's a bug. If it lists the font as usable, it should be able to use it. If it can't use it it shouldn't list it.
I ran it through convertio and it still doesn't work.
I ran it through convertio and it still doesn't work.
Well, I don't know what to tell you then.
Aside from contacting support and see if they can get it to accept your font. Most people convert their font to ttf and that resolves the issue.
If I were in your shoes I would probably be creating PNG's in Photoshop and importing them into Camtasia to get me through my project.
I don't know how extensively you need to use these fonts in Camtasia? But if it's a one-off situation, it might be quicker and easier to go that route since you mentioned it works in Photoshop.
Aside from contacting support and see if they can get it to accept your font. Most people convert their font to ttf and that resolves the issue.
If I were in your shoes I would probably be creating PNG's in Photoshop and importing them into Camtasia to get me through my project.
I don't know how extensively you need to use these fonts in Camtasia? But if it's a one-off situation, it might be quicker and easier to go that route since you mentioned it works in Photoshop.
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