rosy

Hi Jill I seem to remember you saying you were using 12 in a previous post? Regards Rosy.

Hi Tom I think I may not have explained my problem correctly. I select a video clip from the folder of slides or videos that I am using in the show, right click & select convert /trim from the options box, do one or other or both to the clip. When PTE finishes doing either or both, it ends with a full screen image of the last frame of the clip, in the centre is a green arrow depicting completion. Bottom right are two buttons Play & Close, single or double click the play button & nothing happens, maybe because the end frame is depicted? Click close & the converted /trimmed clip is shown in the file list with the original name or number with Converted added. Is it me or a bug? See attached screen shot. Regards Rosy.

Hi Tom Not sure what you mean by "What happens if you click on the play button after you publish a HD video (.mp4)?", the clip I've converted / trimmed operates as it should when the clip is placed on the timeline. I convert / trim my clips before placing them on the timeline. I'm using Windows 10 Home edition 64bit & Windows Media Player. Regards Rosy.

I've been editing a few video clips today, just converting, not trimming. The conversion / trim process finishes with a full screen view with two buttons bottom right PLAY & CLOSE, the close button works but the play button doesn't seem to. I assume it's there so you can see the results of what you have done to the clip in full screen view? I then tried it with a trimmed version & got the same result. Rosy PTE AV Studio 10, latest version & build.

Sounds like you are using a sledge hammer to crack a nut?

Works OK for me? 10.0.13 build 4. Right click where you want the blank slide, select blank slide from the options box. Rosy.

When adding long passages of text, it would be handy to see the cursor in the O&A screen, not just in the text box on the right.

So was I?

John You can increase the size of the font in PTE help by holding down the ctrl key & rotating the mouse wheel.