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Hi, This wedding demo was created in PicturesToExe 9 and it uses only built-in slide styles: EXE file Watch on YouTube Many thanks to Barry Backham for this demo slideshow.

Gary, Thanks, I remember about this problem.

Jeff, Thanks, I think it's our omission. We'll check if it can be easily implemented to current version.

Barry, Thanks for your suggestions.

PicturesToExe 9.0.8 is available: Fixed problem with using of IPTC and EXIF tags in a Text objects. Fixed problem with "Create backup in a ZIP" command for a project with some slide styles.

Yes, for smooth animation you need to create 60p video.

Gary, Sorry for the delay, I'll reply you today later or on Monday.

Hi, Watch a new video which shows new features of PicturesToExe 9: EXE file. YouTube video Thanks to Barry Beckham for creating this presentation.

Dave, Thanks for your work!

Dave, Thanks, I confirm. We'll fix it in the nearest update.

Gary, I think it happens during playback of FullHD video files in H.264. In future version we plan to fully rewrite video decoders. It should help.

Gary, I can't reproduce first problem. I start a new project. Add one video clip. Switch to the timeline view. Click right mouse button to show the popup menu for the video file. Choose "Replace video file" and select another video file. Name of the slide was updated in the timeline view and in the Slide list, and Slide options.

Thanks for this demo!

PicturesToExe 9.0.7 is available: Fixed problem with encoding of a video in some projects. Minor improvements.

Dave, Please try a new test version: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe Does it solve this problem? Bruno, We consider idea of text template/styles. Firstly, we will add text effects.

Dave, We added changes into a Text object. It seems that calculation of multi-line text was changed slightly. Not sure that it's a bug.

Please try a new test version. It should fix this problem: http://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe

Hi, Thanks, I confirm this problem.

Barry, Some TVs don't support playback of video files at 60p. Probably the User manual of a TV declares supported video formats.

Thanks

Not all software video players support UltraHD video. I recommend MediaPlayer Classic HomeCinema or VLC.

Denis, Thanks for checking!

I recommend use "Change Image File" command from the popup menu in the Slide list. Or you can rename Slide name later in the Slide Options.