Barry Beckham

I’ve never had the need to do this sort of text. Having the text in the centre always met my needs, so I’ve never really given it much thought, but when you said you had a video of how it’s done. That alerted me to the fact that there was a solution. I don’t know a word of French, I’m embarrassed to say, but your video helped me join the dots. Although it’s not a technique that a newer user would easily stumble upon

Modern_Min Tonton has the answer and it is something that may make a 5 minute video for English speakers.

John Both audios need to be in the same track to overlap and crossfade. Could it be that your dragging the audio clips into two seperate tracks?

I can’t quite get my head around why you want to adjust the rotation centre, but does this video help,in any way?

Given that PTE AV Studio is quick and easy to reinstall. Try that first. Download the latest version, install and try again. Click the free trial button here https://www.wnsoft.com/en/pte-av-studio/

Carefully copy the product Key and paste it into the required field. If the key worked before, it should work now and it maybe a key error of one of the characters.

You sure can, but……there’s no guarantee they’ll let you out again.

It keeps me off the streets

I posted this video yesterday

OK Thanks

Thanks, but that’s not really what I have in mind

Looks too complicated for me. My eyes are glazing over.

That doesn’t look bad at all, but I’m not sure what you mean by “made a script” How?

I copied my text from a word document, so it may have some formatting. Is this better? When making videos on Photographic topics, one of the most time consuming things to do is display exposure information with an image. Iso, shutter, aperture etc. I would go further and say lens focal length as well is important. I know that for many subjects viewers like to see these settings used, but if there is a way to add them in an auto or semi auto way, I’ve not found it. I use PTE and Camtasia and to add this information is necessary, but tedious in both software. Is this something that is possible to be added in the text template? A template where the user can define what is displayed from the meta data, or am I asking the impossible or the impractical? To add this info the same as we do with the text templates in the O&A screen.

When making videos on Photographic topics, one of the most time consuming things to do is display exposure information with an image. Iso, shutter, aperture etc. I would go further and say lens focal length as well is important. I know that for many subjects viewers like to see these settings used, but if there is a way to add them in an auto or semi auto way, I’ve not found it. I use PTE and Camtasia and to add this information is necessary, but tedious in both software. Is this something that is possible to be added in the text template? A template where the user can define what is displayed from the meta data, or am I asking the impossible or the impractical? To add this info the same as we do with the text templates in the O&A screen.

Look forward to it

Would Back up in Zip be better placed as an option in the Publish options? Back up to Zip All your presentation content saved in one place

I never considered that approach, good idea