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Hi everybody, Beautiful summer outside, beautiful song from early 80's! Nice combination. Here's the Slideshow. The link to the You Tube video and downloading files provided. Just replace Placeholders with Photo or Video of your choice. Best Alex55

Just back from a 6-week trip to Europe. I visited a lot of places and saw many sights captured with multiple cameras. I need to learn more about 360-degree image and video editing, both in PTE and other applications. This is a series of infrared images from my 4-day visit to Basel. Hopefully, between printing a book of the trip and editing the images from other places, I will make a couple of more AV's in the coming weeks and months. Mark

Hi everyone, I've created over 2000 tracks of music and sound effects that you can use freely in your slideshows, presentations or anything else you can think of. It's all original...all my own work. All I ask is to be credited as indicated on my homepage: http://soundimage.org/ I sincerely hope my tracks are helpful. Any and all feedback is welcome and always appreciated. All the best, Eric

Nice images, I think the panning of some could be slower especially with the vertical format you use.. Thanks for showing, Bert

Infrared radiation changes perception somewhat. I would like to see the fighting bloom in color. Or the photo in infrared color gradually turns into color. Thank you! Good luck!

Nice collection. Just curios, why vertical format. Alex55

Merci Alex !!! encore une belle réalisation !! Bon été !!! Henry du Pays Basque ----------- Google Translate: Thank you Alex!!! Another great achievement!! Have a great summer!!! Henry from the Basque Country

Infrared certainly adds an extra degree of interest toi the images

Dynamically and interestingly done! Thank you!

Alex55, nice job, thanks!

Hi, You can find more commands to adjust slide durations in a special button menu (in the Timeline mode).

Thank you Jill and Denis. Even with the zip file reduced to 1.5GB neither WinZip, RAR or ExpressZip would extract the file and reported possible corrupt file. Now using 7Zip as recommended by Denis, it worked and the problem solved! Regards Roel

Hi 7-Zip open the big files (more than 2 Gb) from PTE You can extract the files and then make a ZIP or simply use the files. Denis

Greeting Creatives! In case you didn't realize it, besides offering Ogg music packs, I also offer individual Ogg tracks (looping and non-looping.) This way, if you need a track or two but don't want to get entire music packs, you can get what you need. I've created a page on my site with a link: https://soundimage.org/ogg-music-tracks-individual-best-for-looping/ That said, this week's brand new music track is on my Chiptunes 5 page: "WINDLE PIXEL’S SEASIDE ADVENTURE" https://soundimage.org/chiptunes-5/ As always, it's 100% free to use with attribution, just like my thousands of other tracks. Enjoy, stay healthy and keep being creative! :-)

PTE AV Studio 11.0.2 is available for PC and Mac Download: https://www.wnsoft.com/pte-av-studio/download/ Or use Auto Update feature: Main menu > Help > Check for Free Updates (Windows only) Updated Dutch and Slovak translations. Show a popup menu with Control + Click (Mac only). Convert/Trim Video correctly supports portrait videos now. Fixed problem with mistakenly chosen custom transition saved in a local project storage. Fixed problem with a playback and rewinding of videos in .mts files (Mac only). Fixed freezing during video encoding when a project contains certain .webp images (Mac only). Fixed problem with drag’n’drop in the Slide List in a fullscreen mode of the main window (Mac only) Note about the Mac version: Auto Update in will not download the new version due to a problem with macOS Ventura, so we had to temporarily disable it. You need to download the new version from WnSoft website manually and install it.

Dave, I like to set the transition points by ear on the timeline, one after the other, as I listen to the playback of the music. Then, using the waveform, I revisit each point and drag it to the correct position in relation to the beat of the music as shown by peaks on the waveform. I set the transition point slightly ahead of the beat, the distance ahead being proportional to the length of the transition, as it takes a few milliseconds before one notices the start of a longer transition.