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PicturesToExe doesn't support 4K video at this moment. Sorry!

Hello, I apologize for this problem. Please let me know, did your receive our email yesterday? I've seen your support request and our reply 2 days ago. Also PayPro Global had to send you an email with your license key earlier. Please check the Spam folder in your mail box.

Sorry, we didn't announce PicturesToExe 9.0 for Mac. Version 9.0 is only for PC. It can be used on Mac with VMWare or Parallels Desktop. Also as earlier version 9.0 can produce executable files for Mac. In version 9.0 we only wrote the cross-platform code for future Mac version.

We plan to publish v9.0 Beta 1 in 4 weeks.

New version 9.0 can play almost any large Animated GIF files. Even those ones which contains video. Memory usage was dramatically reduced.

Hi, Mark Allen became a moderator on this forum. Thanks, Mark, for your help!

Hi Noppes, I think this problem can be resolved in future version 9.0, because we fully rewrote this code. Can you wait a month for the first public beta version? If the new version will help, please let me know.

Thank you!

Hi, Nice Animated GIF In future v9.0 you can select multiple keyframes and apply changes in Animation tab for all these keyframes. Will it work for your task? Ctrl key is used for multi select of keyframes (like for multi select of objects).

Thanks, Daniel, Can other members add comments?

Barry, I combined Mac and PC versions on Slideshowclub here: http://www.slideshowclub.com/files/file/402-landscape-in-focus/

Thanks for your patience. The server was upgraded successfully.

Hi, We will upgrade the software/Linux on the server today or tomorrow. The forum will not work during 1-2 hours. Sorry for this inconvenience!

Hello, Please try to create MP4 video file in another folder. I see several "#" symbols in the path of your folders. Try to use a new folder. For example: C:\MyPteVideo

Hello Barry, Unsharp mask and blur features are available only in the Deluxe edition. See the comparisson of the Deluxe and Essentials versions: http://www.wnsoft.com/en/picturestoexe/compare/ In the Essentials edition you can partially use dynamic blur via Slide Styles. Or you can pay a difference between the Essentials and Deluxe editions to use all advanced features: http://www.wnsoft.com/en/picturestoexe/buy/upgrade-essentials-to-deluxe/

Hi, If you created any wedding slideshows (or AV shows) with PicturesToExe please post a link to EXE file or YouTube here. This can be very useful for wedding photographers who choose PicturesToExe. Thanks,

Regrettably we can't support color profiles in PNG images in version 9.0. Probably it will appear later.

Gogs, Drag'n'drop of selected keyframes is implemented to future PicturesToExe 9. It's only a small part of many improvements which we did in the new Objects and animation editor.

jt, Please send me several PNG images to check.

jt, Yes. We'll add this option. Paul, PicturesToExe 9 will support ICC profiles in JPEG images.

Gogs, Do you mean the timeline view of slides in the main window or keyframes in the Objects and animation editor?

Jim, Future PicturesToExe 9 can display keyframes of multiple objects together on the timeline. Or you can use classical mode - display only keyframes of selected object. Also it's possible to edit parameters for several selected keyframes at once.

jt, It happens because O&A always loads images at full size, because user can change size of images at any time. In the preview mode or in the EXE file, the program can calculate the required visual size and loads optimized images to reduce memory usage. Use of optimized images in the O&A editor will case the following problem. If you open an existing slide with an image and you increase a visual size of this image, you'll see low quality image. Or if the program will re-load image, it may cause permanent delays due to increased CPU loading to load re-optimized image to video memory.

Hi John, Yes, now PTE 9 Beta 1 is almost ready.

Hi, We implemented a basic color management to future PicturesToExe 9.0. JPEG images with embedded color profiles (AdobeRGB, ProPhoto, etc) will be automatically converted to sRGB on the fly. Unlike other slideshow programs, PicturesToExe uses hardware acceleration and JPEG images with color profile does not increase CPU loading in EXE presentations.