How do you access titles for editing in typical video software?

Accessing titles for editing in typical video software, like Adobe Premiere Pro, involves interacting directly with the text elements placed on the timeline. Double-clicking on the text in the timeline allows users to quickly and easily enter text editing mode, where they can modify the title's content, font, size, and other properties. This streamlines the editing process since you are directly interacting with the title object that is visually represented in the timeline.

The Media Browser is primarily used for importing and organizing media files rather than editing titles, which is why it's not the correct choice. Selecting a clip and pressing a title button may initiate the creation of a new title rather than editing an existing one. The Effects panel contains various visual effects but does not provide direct access to editing titles. Therefore, the most effective and intuitive way to edit text is by using the double-click method directly on the timeline.