DL stands for Dynamic Lines, the lines move (first video in preview). SL stands for Static Lines (second video/version on preview).

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Thank you Picked it up from Envato Elements and missed that part of the video lol

Text can be change in the same way for both projects. Please refer to the short tutorial included with the project for some tips on customization. There you can see how to change text layers and how to insert your footage.
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Hello and thanks you for the nice comment.

You can see how to duplicate the footage in the short (subtitled) tutorial included with the project. It’s fairly simple since this is a modular project.

Each “slide” comp goes up to 10 seconds (but you can extend that duration in the composition settings “press Ctrl+K”) and then also extend the Comp Layer inside the “Master Comp”. By Comp Layer I mean “MC-Footage##”.

Now you can certainly make the transitions slower as well, the project is fully customizable. But this takes a bit more fiddling. You have to press “U” on your keyboard while you have the “MC-Footage##” comp opened, and then move the key-frames around.
If you’re using pictures for this slideshow then you can re-time the beginning (the transition part) of the “MC-Footage##” inside the “Master Comp”, using the After Effects time-remap feature. This is a good and faster workaround, but it still does require some AE knowledge.

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Hello ShawnWin,
You don’t need to do anything to achieve the same effect. You have two projects inside the template package you download. One project says DL and one SL, which stand for Dynamic Lines and Static Lines. Open the DL project and the lines will move aside just like in the first video of the preview.
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OOOHHHHHH!! Thank you for the very quick reply!

Yes it is possible to duplicate any of the scenes and add as many footage sections as you need. If you are new to After Effects you will find a tutorial in the download package that will show you how to customize the project and add more scenes as well.
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This template can be edited with Adobe After Effects CS5.5 or any newer version.

On the MasterComp disable or delete the adjustment layer that turns the footage into B/W (black and white). You can also see how this is done in the tutorial included in the package.
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Hello, the tutorial is subtitled in English (you can find them at the bottom of the video, sometimes your media player might be covering them). That’s the only language I can include for now. But even if you don’t understand English very well you should be able to follow the simple steps shown in the video and customize the template.
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