Igor

Thanks! We'll prepare a solution for this problem on Monday.

Geoff, 1. Please try this new test show: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27544810/pte/Bermuda_Ver2.exe 2. Do you have a drive with letter E:\ ?

Thanks, I'll think about these results.

Geoff, Thanks. Please try the modified shows: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27544810/pte/Capturing%20Bermuda_Var1.exe https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27544810/pte/Capturing%20Bermuda_Var2.exe Do you see that problem now?

Geoff, Gary, Please download the following ZIP archive: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27544810/pte/VideoTest.zip It includes two test shows - ShowC.exe and ShowZ.exe. Please run both in series. Do you see same error message?

Geoff, Try to create your slideshow as EXE file with video clips. Do you see same problem?

Geoff, Thanks for details!

Geoff, Thanks for letting me know about this problem! 1. Does it work in PC version of that AV show? 2. Do you always see this problem with every run of this AV show? 3. Do I understand rightly that this error message occur not at the beginning, but later before a slide with first video clip object? Geoff, Gary, I'll try to find a reason of this problem. It seems to be an issue with ffmpeg library.

Jean-Cyprien, Thanks, we plan to write a new O&A editor in version 8.5. Not sure that it's possible now. Should it work in O&A editor or in real presentation (EXE/video)? Should we include hidden image/video file to EXE file?

Xaver, Thanks, we'll check up this WAV file.

We're obtaining a new digital signature from Verisign right now. It will take several weeks and it should completetly solve this issue. I apologize for this problem!

Gary, I find your point of view quite reasonable! Our intent was to protect the user from accidentally deleting a video file. This may take several minutes or even an hour. EXE file is being created in a few seconds and the error is not so critical. I'll think on this situation.

Thanks, I reproduced this problem!

PicturesToExe Deluxe 7.5.8 is available now Download: http://www.wnsoft.com/files/picturestoexe/picturestoexe-setup.exe (12 MB) List of changes: * Bug fixes.

Test version 7.5.8 available here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/27544810/pte/picturestoexe-setup.exe I plan to publish it officially tomorrow.

Xaver, Please try 7.5.8 beta.

It sounds reasonable. I added your suggestion to my TODO list.

Geoff, OK, I understood. But in all video players which I've seen (including YouTube) a navigation bar is placed on the bottom edge of the screen. It helps to avoid overlapping of picture when screen space could allow to place nav. bar below.

Geoff, It was in previous versino 7.0. Please can you run it and compare with v7.5? Do you want that old variant?

I don't like Windows 8 for aesthetic reasons. In Windows 8 I see a degradation of the graphic design - flat view of windows, no shadows, no translucency, gaudy color combinations, tasteless design. Primitivism instead of simplicity and beauty. It's only my personal opinion. I understand that there are other opinions and there are people which quite happy with Windows 8.

I don't recommend Windows 8.

When I removed a digital signature it didn't solve the problem. I think it's a problem of Microsoft Security Essentials antivirus.

Regrettably, it is not the solution. The problem in a digital certificate which we use now. Strange problem. We'll order another digital certificate (it make take up to 3 weeks).

Many thanks for your responses! If you had a delay with launching an installation file of PicturesToExe, try to download official v7.5.7 from our website again: http://www.wnsoft.com/files/picturestoexe/picturestoexe-setup.exe Do you see this delay now?

Gary, Sorry for my late response. I don't upgrade to latest Invision Forum version because it has a completely new design. It's flat and more bright. Example of new forum: http://community.invisionpower.com/ Some members/guests may complain.