The repeating title is the current default title.

As a protection in case you ever purposely or accidentally use the "Remove" button in the main titling menu to clear out a title effect, the system saves that last title info into your default. The system is letting you re-add the title effect again and go right back to that last title you deleted in case you needed it. Keep that in mind when you remove these title effects in the main titling menu.

You can change the default title it by choosing any scene on the storyboard and then going to the main titling window. Select "enter/ edit text" at the bottom of the screen BEFORE you click on the "Add" button to add the title effect to the clip on the storyboard. You will see the same default title as usual, but then go to Page Options and select "delete page". You can change your text and style if you want. Then exit the edit text menu by clicking on "OK". Hitting cancel would undo the changes you made. From now on, click on "Add" first before you go to the "Enter Edit Text" option. You will see your new title as the default.

As a tip, you might even use the Archives button in the edit text area to save a blank page. Save it as a "Blank" or "Default" title. That way if new texts get loaded in as a default and you don't want to have to go back and delete pages, boxes, graphics, etc. you can just go to archives and Load the "Blank" title. That way you can start with the clean page before typing.

You have used a Demo font or Titling Effect. Sometimes even a blank line can be assigned to a demo font and will cause the word DEMO to be rendered over the title. Here's how to fix the problem:

1. Go to System Settings Menu

2. Click on Install Product

3. Hide any Fonts or Title Effects package that are in Demo mode by highlighting them and clicking the option below to "hide" them.

4. Go to the Title Menu. Remove any previous title effects on the storyboard that were giving you the demo problem.

5. Highlight a new scene on the storyboard. There should be no Title Effect on the Storyboard at this point.

6. Click "Enter/Edit Text" to enter the Text Editor menu.

7. Go to the Pages window and click on Delete several times to delete any existing pages. Go to the Boxes window and click on Delete several times to delete any existing boxes. You should see a single cursor on the screen at this point. Choose a Font from the Text menu that comes with the system or that you can confirm is not a demo font. Then Exit the Titler by clicking on "OK" to close the Text Editor menu. If you hit cancel it will undo your changes.

8.Go back to a scene on the storyboard and now click on "Add" to start a new title effect up on the storyboard. From now on, always click on "Add" first before you click on the Enter/Edit Text.

9. Now Click on "Enter/Edit Text".

10. Try typing the title again. Make sure the page is completely empty when you start typing. That should get rid of the DEMO message when you render the title.

Here are a few things to try if the titles fail to render:

1. Try disconnecting your keyboard, then try to render the titles without the keyboard connected.

2. There have been some reported cases of very long lines of text causing an error. It has been less of an issue in the newer software versions. Shorten the line of titling and see if the problem still occurs.

3. The video scene may have a problem. See if the title will render on other scenes.

4. Try updating the software to the latest OS version.

5. If you are working in a dual monitor set up, try switching to a single video monitor mode for the duration of the title rendering.

6. If Smart Rendering is turned on in the System Settings menu, disable this function and try rendering the title again.

7. If the machine has been on for a long period of time, an overheated hard drive may continue to give error issues. Especially if its close to full or has been operating hard all day. Try shutting down and letting it sit for a bit to cool down. Re-boot and try the titles again.

On the titling interface or on-screen keyboard, you'll find at the very bottom a symbol "S" next to the Alt key. Click on this and it will give you several titling key options including the copyright symbol. You will just need to scroll down through the choices.