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Well after some tweaking, it seems to be a codec thing. So im playing around with different ones trying to find something that works. Any suggestions on a good codec for maintaining top quality?

As title says, I need to create a permanent AVI file, for eventual importing into Adobe Premiere Pro. If PTE cant do this within itself, then I'm looking for suggestions on what I need to get it done. Looking to skip the step of burning it then pulling the AVI off a disk, as it would simply be a waste. Additionally maintaining quality is important (if this even factors into any answers) I need to keep it max qual in 1080. Thanks in advance, Rex

Thanks, that was the info I was looking for.

So as in one case, Ive animated the slide to spin in a circle, the transistion effect to the next slide is set to a clock arm type change, when I play the show I just get a generic fade.

Noticed that when I use slide animation (ie. slide scrolls across screen, zooms in etc) that the transition effects arnt working between slides, all I get is the fade. Am I doing something wrong, or is this just how things are with the 5.0 beta 3?

Since the purchase page wouldnt allow me to use a hotmail account I used my government account that I have at work. I suspect there may be some kinda block on it, so I email support from my gov account asking them to send (or resend) the info to both my gov account and the hotmail account. Of course it goes without saying, I cant get the gov account to disable any filters. Which means, assuming all this IS the reason, I need to get it sent to my hotmail account...which I hope they will do. Anyone know the email address the key would be coming from? That way I can add it to hotmails safe list.

I purchased picturesToEXE yesterday and am still waiting for a response on how to get my key. Emailed support this morning and have not yet had a response. Is this normal? Can anyone help me out here?