Barry Beckham

I think you need to create a screen shot or two of what your explaining, because I know the software pretty well, but I can’t get my head around what’s going on here.

Have you got a transition selected that has movement as part of that transition? Go to project options > Transitions and select a fade and see if that helps.

AQ I’ve used my iPad in place of what you’re asking for. I Just transferred the slides from my presentation to the iPad and used that as my memory jogger. No-one in the audience could see it and I could flick from one to another easily.

Morasoft If we apply the displacement maps to transitions, I think it may be what you mean.

This is something that I have missed entirely and after a few tests this morning I find it makes an enormous difference, with no impact on quality that would offend me. Even if the smallest possible Png file size is used, it can be many MB greater than the WebP equivalent, even when saved at WebP quality 100%. Reduce WebP to 80% and even greater savings are available while retaining great quality. This is worth attention

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That’s great and I’ll try it later. That issue manifests itself quite a bit for me, but probably due to me using both PTE and Camtasia for screen capture. Now there is an area that would be great to add to PTE. Screen capture.

That looks great. Much better to go back into the video editing and find the screen how you left it.

It works fine now