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Next Beta 11 tomorrow will include 64-bit EXE shows and fullscreen preview. PTE 10 will be 100% 64-bit app. Also system memory usage will be reduced on 20..30%

Hi, Yes, just price difference + 2 USD (due to extra payment processing)

I just received a message from NVIDIA representative regarding this problem with a slow performance of PTE 9 on laptops with dual NVIDIA + Intel graphics (also same problem occurs with Proshow products): Anyway, in PTE 10 Beta we used a temporary solution to avoid this problem (it was a hard work).

Hi Jean-Cyprien, Thanks, you're right. Today - 20 years of PicturesToExe

We're working on next Beta 11 with large improvements.

Lin, Using of Motion Blur adds unusual result

Does anybody already tried to use PTE 10 Beta for real projects?

We fixed it in Beta 8. We're not ready change it in PTE 10. Sorry.

Lin, Can you tell in more details?

Hi, Read this announcement: https://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/topic/21388-for-owners-of-laptops-with-nvidia-graphics-on-windows-10/ PTE 10 Beta fixes this problem with Windows 10 v1803, 1809, or 1903.

Gary, We'll add this feature later.

Please read my message here: https://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/topic/21388-for-owners-of-laptops-with-nvidia-graphics-on-windows-10/ We found a solution for this problem in PTE 10 Beta.

Dave, Yes, we plan to add powerful text effects in PTE 11.

Hi, Not in PTE 10. Sorry. We have a lot of work with existing planned features (64-bit, Dark mode, new faster video decoders/encoders, Mac version, etc). P.S. I moved your question to "Suggestions for future versions" section.

Hi, Please post your impressions about PTE 10 Beta. We need to know your opinion. What you think about Dark mode, 64-bit. Did you notice more smooth and fast work of the interface in the main window of PTE?

Thanks, Dave

I recently updated my two desktop computers to Windows 10 May 2019 Update and both versions - PicturesToExe 9.0.22 and PicturesToExe 10 Beta work fine.

Hi, If you plan to install Windows 10 May 2019 Update (v1903), please make sure that you installed the latest version of PicturesToExe 9.0.22: https://www.wnsoft.com/en/picturestoexe/download/ If you have any previous version (9.0.21 or earlier) you may see an error message when you run PicturesToExe (main window). EXE shows created in any versions are NOT affected. The new version 9.0.22 which was published several months ago fixes this problem. PicturesToExe 8.0.x is not affected at all.

Encoding of 4K video is working near to limit of 32-bit app. Usually it should work, but in some kind of scenes (or too heavy images) PTE will reach out of memory. I recommend to wait for PTE 10 Beta which is 64-bit. We'll publish first Beta within 2 weeks.

Regrettably we have no news from NVIDIA on this problem. They still cannot fix it. We'll check PTE 10 later, because 64-bit fullscreen player is not fully ready.

Ken, I'm glad that you solved that problem. I receive reports about same problem 1 or 2 times per year. It occurs very rarely. And always re-installation of drivers curred that problem. This problem definitely is not related with PTE. Incorrect work of Windows, or drivers of this sound card. PTE cannot work correctly when sound card is not working properly.

Ken, It seems to be a problem with a sound card (or drivers). I recommend to re-install drivers for your sound card. Open Device Manager in Windows to check a state of the sound card. Device Manager allows to update drivers for a sound card.

Hi, Do you observe this problem inside PTE's main window in the small preview window? Or only in EXE shows and fullscreen preview? Did you try to restart Windows? If the problem occurs only in EXE shows and fullscreen preview, please try the following: 1. Open any your project in PTE 9. 2. In the Project Options > Advanced tab > untick the option "Pause when slideshow window becomes inactive". 3. Create a new EXE file for this project and run it. Is everything is OK now?

Pascal, Probably you noticed some color artefacts on a picture during your effect? It occurs due to lack of accuracy with many multiplications at 8-bit per color calculations. In PTE 10 we used 16-bit per color channel (64-bit per pixel) calculations to keep absolutely exact colors for Motion blur effect.