Custom Output Setting

[ccmanz]

Am I missing a way to save my Custom Output settings.

I would like to Name and Save my own Custom Settings so

I Dont have to change the setting every time I create a show.

I tried to search but could not find this topic.

Thanks

Chuck

[davegee]

By "show" do you mean as an "executable" or as a "video" (mp4; avi etc).

[Ken Cox]

see

http://docs.picturestoexe.com/en/main

enter template in search

maybe your answer is there

ken

[ccmanz]

Thanks Ken but the Template is not what I am looking for.

I do have my own template saved and set as my Default.

It is just the Output file I want to change settings on.

Davegee, This when I create the final MP4 Files.

I dont use the default Output settings every time.

Example:....

I want my video to be 1440x900 at Quality 85% and the audio Bit rate 128

I may also create one smaller for someone to preview

Example would be 360x225 at 60% and audio Bit rate 128

These are just an example.

But I would like to save these settings so I don't have to adjust each time.

It has a drop down box with about 8 presets I would just like to save my own to the list.

Then I could just use the drop down box and select a name I saved for my Custom settings.

Right now after I create "Publish" a file and go and start another Publish output.

the settings change from 1440x900 quality 85% Bit rate 128

to 1440x0 quality 0% bit rate 1000 ?

It does not even keep my last output settings? (Not sure why)

I just thought PTE may have a way to save (or create) my own custom settings and I was just over looking it.

Igor does such a good job of having any option I am normally looking for I just thought I was overlooking it.

Thanks

Chuck

[davegee]

Hi Chuck,

A good place to start would the "Suggestions for new versions".

When you do that users sometimes step in with workarounds etc. Igor will pick it up eventually. Right now there is a big push on Version 9 which appears to be keeping the team busy.

DG

[ccmanz]

Thanks,

I will add it. I just did not want to ask if it was something I was overlooking.

Chuck