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At present time you define the project name when you store the project, while the project name coincides with the chosen file name (excluding ".pte"). As you cannot change the name of a file while being open in some application, I don't think that this is a good suggestion. Regards, jt
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In any case where a project contains any kind of audio, and if the MP3 option is ticked, it seems that PTE produces an MP3 stereo file having the playing time of the given project. Regards, jt
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Maybe a daft suggestion: What about an upload of the corresponding projects? Regards, jt
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That's the consequence of encoded silence. Regards, jt
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The MP3 option does not always deliver the best result. In the attached example, running about 5 minutes, we just have a short audio clip in the beginning and one at the end, with silence in between. The MP3 version produces a lot of MP3 encoded silence Regards, jt thunder.zip
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Convert tracks to MP3 for Exe. Regards, jt
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Stelle die Sprache einmal auf "English (default)". Dann wirst Du es sehen. Bei deutscher Spracheinstellung: Menü: Bearbeiten > Projektoptionen > Mehr > Nach Beenden Anwendung/Show starten Gruß jt
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Möglichkeit 1: Man kopiert die Show-Blöcke zusammen in ein Projekt. Wichtig dabei ist, dass alle Audio-Clips jeweils an irgendeine Szene (Slide) gebunden sind. In der Slide-List eines Projekts kann man alle Slides markieren und in die Windows-Zwischenablage kopieren und dann im anderen Projekt wieder einfügen. Die gebundenen Audio-Clips werden dann ebenfalls übertragen und haben auch die richtigen Positionen. Möglichkeit 2: Man verkette die Schauen durch Aufrufe: In "Project Options > Advanced" wähle man den Aufruf "Run Slideshow" und trage den Namen der nachfolgenden Schau ein, z.B. Schau1.exe ruft Schau2.exe etc. auf. Legt man alle Exe-Dateien in einen Ordner und startet die erste, dann laufen alle nahtlos nacheinander ab. Wichtig: Alle Exe-Dateien müssen mit derselben Version von PTE erzeugt werden. Gruß jt
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http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?/topic/17848-complete-interface-change-time-line/#entry118593 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?/topic/17848-complete-interface-change-time-line/#entry118595 Regards, jt
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Stripping out audio from PTE project
jt49 replied to smokinggoldfish's topic in Suggestions for Next Versions
See here! Regards, jt -
Creating MP4-videos with custom setting, while choosing very small resolutions (e.g. 12x8) produces crashes of x264.exe (H.264-encoder), i.e. PTE does not care for an appropriate input. Regards, jt
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I would like to recommend to make your own tests. You may use Audacity or any other audio editor in order to prepare different kinds of audio clips. Define a new PTE project including just one image with an appropriate duration. Insert the audio clips. Then publish the project as a custom HD video (video part at a resolution of 64 by 64). Open the video in Audacity as an audio file, and you will see how PTE handles your audio input. Regards, jt
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In the timeline you only see the waveform of the mixed stereo channels, but you hear the sound in stereo! Regards, jt
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Sorry JT I don't know what unreflected contribution means This is an obvious killer argument. Hier ein Versuch in deutscher Sprache: Es handelt sich um eine unüberlegte Aktion. Sorry, but I have to say it. If you want to avoid another discussionm (do you mean "discussion"?) why reply, just ignor (do you mean "ignore"?) the posts. Sorry, but I have to say it: We have to take care that in future versions the nonsense of KFSD will not be the only way to go. If it remains just an option, I won't care about it. Regards, jt
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Indeed, a nice presentation! Nevertheless we see a rather unreflected contribution. We should not forget that the KFDS feature has been discussed several times since the introduction of version 7 (e.g. here). We still see side effects which are a horror for people who care for a precise synchronization of transition points and music. So there are substantial reasons, not to use KFSD! I hope that we can avoid another discussion. Regards, jt
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I have never seen a post like this Regards, jt
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http://www.thomann.de/gb/samson_media_one_5a.htm Regards, jt
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PTE 8 is not color managed (some future version will be). Prepare your images (or copies of them) according to the color profile that is enforced by your spider system. If this profile differs from sRGB, then sRGB should not the profile of your choice. Regards, jt
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Another option: "Ctrl + F11 for scaling up" and "Ctrl + F12 for scaling down". It may be of advantage to study the section on Hotkeys in the Online Help. Regards, jt
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PTE provides dynamic blur, that's fine. It has been called natural blur, with the consequence that the edges of a blurred image become transparent, This is a nice feature when dealing with images which do not cover the whole screen. When having images that just cover the screen, the given dynamic blur is awkward, because of the transparency. So you often have to work with appropriate objects in lower layers. It would fine to see a choice for dynamic blur: natural blur (as we have it now), and Photoshop-like blur where the edges remain opaque and keep their original straight shape. Remark: Please don't provide any workarounds! I am well aware of them. Regards, jt
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The feature that you might need is part of an advanced speaker support, as provided by other AV software. While running the show in the preview, one monitor (or projector) shows the presentation, while the second monitor shows the timeline with running cursor, and at well-defined points of time on the second monitor windows with text comments are displayed. Regards, jt
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There are always workarounds. Nevertheless it would be fine to have particular features for the mask itself: Perhaps borders, but I would even like more drop shadows (see here). Please do not enter any workarounds for shadows. I am well aware of them Regards, jt
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Did you try to create a slide style from your template? When applying a style you do not need to rename images. Regards, jt
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Open PTE, change the language to French, and you will notice that our French friends use the word "vue", much better than "slide" Regards, jt