Compound Clip containing Adjustment Layer in Drop Zone = Bug?

Try this: put an adjustment layer (i.e. an title containing only a Title Background Element) over a clip and create a compound clip of the two. Now, in another title or effect that uses a drop zone, specify that compound clip as the source for the drop zone. Only the upper-right quadrant of the compound clip will be visible in the drop zones' area. In contrast, if you use a title which does not contain a Title Background element in that compound clip, the entire compound clip is visible in the drop zone, as you'd expect. The issue is caused by the presence of the Title Background element in the adjustment layer. I can not find any settings to apply to the Title Background element to prevent this. Any ideas?

dmb wrote: Try this: …

Tried that, and indeed:



the Ducks is a CC with an Adjustment Layer, the Space is regular clip, all clips same res, incl the AdjustLayer …
Interesting
(not my workflow, AdLayers are here at the very end of tasks… suggestion for a workaround: export that Compound Clip and re-import it?)

feedback/bug report time!!

Karsten - thank you for looking into this. Your screenshot is the same as what I see. The suggestion to export the compound clip as a movie to use in the drop zone is the only workaround I've thought of, as well. Doing so, of course, defeats the purpose of the compound clip, which is to have an easily accessible and easy to modify source for the drop zone.
As you said, feedback time!