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Jeff, Thanks

Hi Geoff, 1. Usually all DVD players (always 10 years) can play single video files recorded as a data DVD (not DVD-Video). In this case, a DVD player simply will ignore EXE file or other not-supported formats. 2. Please note that many DVD players do not support MP4 video files in H.264 format. Only Blu-ray player can play such video files. For DVD players please create AVI files in PTE with resolution 720 x 405 (or so). Probably 1024 x 576 will be supported, too.

Hi Barry, Thanks for this useful information!

Gary, Did you download the new version of v9.0.10 today when I wrote my message above, or earlier?

Gary, Please try a new test version: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe Does it solves that problem?

Hi, PicturesToExe 9.0.10 Beta is available. Download: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe What's new in version 9.0.10 BETA Added Korean language. Added support for input of Korean, Chinese and Japanese text. Fixed problem with changing of transition effect duration in the Slide option. Fixed problem with displaying of unique fonts in executable presentations. Fixed problem with an index of main image after pasting image object to another slide. Fixed problem with changing time interval Animated GIFs. Fixed problem with a position of a scrollbar after switching between Slide list and Timeline modes. Fixed problem with an incorrect position of some objects in a custom transition effect with a Splitter object.

It only means that MP3 format is now completely free from any patents. Any software/hardware developers can now add support of MP3 format without paying royalties to patent holders. It's a new life for MP3, and not a death for MP3. MP3 is a very popular format and it will be supported many many years. PicturesToExe will always support MP3 format. You should not worry about any possible problems with support of MP3 in PicturesToExe.

Gary, Thanks for testing. Probably it will be improved in future version.

Gary, Thanks, I was able to reproduce this error (slightly different way). We'll work on this problem today.

Gary, Can you send me all files in a ZIP from a folder which I see on your screenshot (and which is shown in the File list). P.S. Please don't delete files from .resources folder. It contains images for applied slide styles or ransitions.

Gary, Thanks for the details. I still can't reproduce this problem. Does this problem occur if you switch to thumbnails view of the File list? (Not table view).

I understand

Thanks, Please try to reproduce this problem and send me a step-by-step instruction.

Barry, Thanks, I'll try to find reason of this problem.

Bruno, As I know, YouTube always re-encodes uploaded video file. So I recommend to upload video to YouTube with best quality.

Lin, Gary, Please try v9.0.10 Beta. Interval parameter for Animated GIF should work now: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

This problem with main image index after copy/paste should be fixed in v9.0.10 BETA: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

Please try v9.0.10 Beta. Does it solve that problem? http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

Gary, jt49, We fixed the problem with a scrollbar position in the Slide list / Timeline. Please try v9.0.10 Beta: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

Gary, We fixed this problem. Please try v9.0.10 Beta: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

When it happens (andthe red cursor doesn't show current position) does the cursor below the Mini Player (and time caption) show correct time position?

Gary, Yes,

Thanks. I couldn't reproduce, but I think that it's related with another problem discovered earlier. We'll try to catch it.

Thumbnails in the Timeline and Slide list are same (priority for the Slide list). In the future version we'll improve appearance of thumbnails. It's necessary to think how to improve it and keep good spead (without need to reload thumbnails).

Do you mean that problem? If yes, we fixed it today for the nearest update (this week, I hope).