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Hi Ian, Couldn't agree more. Absolutely brilliant from Igor and the team. Can't thank them enough!

Hi Igor, Brilliant, it works perfectly. Thank you for all your hard work on behalf of all AV workers. Sorry to be a while replying but I have just returned home from presenting a show this afternoon at our local church. TC

Thanks Igor, much appreciated. TC

Hi Jill, Thanks for your reply. I have used this numerous times in the past with no problems so I know it works fine. I have run it on my old laptop to see if it works on there and that machine has not been updated in any way for about six months. It does work OK with PTE 11.0(64Bit) so I can only assume that it may be a glitch on this latest update on my newer laptop. I'm sure Igor will get to the bottom of it. All set for Friday apart from full run through and any minor changes so looking forward to seeing everyone. TC

Hi Igor, Just tried it on my old laptop which hasn't had any updates for probably more than 6 months and it runs OK PTE Version 11.0(64Bit) Hope this helps TC

Hi Igor, PTE 11.0.16 64 bit Build 6 Windows 11 64 bit Laptop NVIDIA RTX 3050 Driver 572.42 (Latest driver update) Hope this helps TC

Hi Igor, I have created a number of .pte files on my Mac and Problem on Windows With Masks.mp4 d the to my Windows PC. Unfortunately those with text and masks do not run correctly. I have tried to create a new file in Windows but am having same problem. I have uninstalled PTE from my PC and reinstalled and the video above was done with the newly installed version of PTE. I would appreciate your help. TC

Hi Igor, Sorry for the delay in responding but I have been working on a number of tutorials. Thank you for confirming that renaming with the .pte extension is the correct and only way to do this on the Mac. Your help is always appreciated. Tony

When using the .bak feature in Preferences in Windows, to open the .bak file simply needs the "Open With" to be set to PTE AV Studio from the WnSoft folder in the Program Files folder. On a Mac this does not appear to work and in order to open the file the .bak extension has to be deleted. The pop up message then reports that there is a file already in existence using the same name and requires the file name to be modified. Is this how it should be by virtue of the Mac operating system? Does anyone use this feature?

Hi Jill, Thank you, I'm glad its not just me!

I may have found the reason why. The image had originally been rotated through 90 degrees thus making the side originally on the X axis now being on the Y axis and vice versa. Oh well, lesson learned! TC

Also same appears to be happening in Rotate. TC

I have just been repositioning the centre point on an image in O&A Animations and required the centre point to be positioned on the left hand edge of the image in question. The image is in a Frame and when I used the -100 setting in the X Centre box and the image moved upwards placing the centre point on the bottom edge of the image. I think X&Y centre adjustments have been reversed in the software and need to be changed back, unless I'm missing something. TC

It could well have been an issue with the Mac OS Sonoma but not certain. Since the latest update of Sonoma 14.3.1 I can now open video, audio and images in the file list with CMD + W. There have been issues with Audacity as well that have now been resolved. TC

I know it's a bit late in the day for answering this question but, assuming you have set up your preferred software for editing Images, audio and video you can right click on any of these items and in the drop down menu you will see edit file. Selecting this will open your chosen file in your chosen software. One thing to be aware of is that you can only open audio files from the File List by right clicking and selecting edit. Discovered some of this recently. TC