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Thanks, Probably I found a reason of this problem. Check your Display settings in Windows 7. Currently it's set to 16 bit color mode. It should be switched to 32 bit color. More details how to do it: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-1865158/change-color-bits-windows.html I think that 16 bit color mode was set by a mistake, because 32-bit color mode is required by all modern apps to correctly show true colors (many years). P.S. If a computer works well for its tasks, it's no matter how old it is.

Hi, I checked your images and project. Everything is OK. Does this problem occur with images from another source? For example, photos downloaded from Internet. What video card installed in your computer? Press Win + R hotkey and type "dxdiag", press Enter key. Click Save or Export button and please send me exported text file.

Season greetings from WnSoft team. Created in PTE:

NVIDIA is currently working on another problem with DirectX 9 on dual mobile graphics in laptops. So it really can be related with NVIDIA drivers. You can try to force the update to Windows 10 v1809 right now: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 If you already updated all drivers it can be the only one solution for now.

Just upload your original image to https://wetransfer.com/ and send me a download link.

Hi Marco, I don't remember any reports about this error many years. PicturesToExe 9 requires DirectX 9 and DirectX 9 is a basic component of any version of Windows last 12 years. For some reason DirectX 9 configuration on your computer were corrupt. I recommend to update Windows 10 to the latest version (v1809, October 2018 Update) which Microsoft is distributing now. It will fix DirectX configuration.

Hi, Please upload one original image (in a ZIP archive) which cause this problem in PicturesToExe. I'll check it.

Jill, Glad that it helped. This problem might happen because the project initially was created in a Beta version. PTE 9 includes many changes in the format of .pte project file. Any project created in Beta versions of any previous versions, better to Re-Save in PTE 8 and then open in PTE 9. You can check .pte file in Notepad. Line No. 3 shows PTE version: PteVersion= ...

Jill, Try to open this project in PTE 8 and save it. And then open in PTE 9.

OK

Barry, I meant a possible alternative, output to a MP4 video at 1920x1080 60p, as a temporary solution.

Hello, I apologize for this delay with your order! We sent the license to the email address specified in the order: jaemoon@... I sent you a personal message through this forum with a copy of your license key.

Hi, Thanks for all your suggestions for the future version of PicturesToExe! Excuse me that I don't reply on all requests, but I read all suggestions. It's difficult to promiss firmly what will be added to PTE 10, because we have a lot of work for this new version. Our main work is concentrated on the following major improvements: 1. 64-bit version of PTE 10. 2. Dark interface. 3. Mac version. 4. Hardware acceleration for the graphical interface (partially it's related with a Mac version to write as possible common code). This improvement will provide fast and smooth scrolling in the File list, Slide list and in the Timeline view. 5. Advanced slide styles and Slide Themes (groups of slide styles). 6. New fast video decoders and video encoders with full hardware acceleration for smooth playback of all modern video files.

Barry, tell me in more details. It's a subject of quality, file size, or a lack of interactivity?

Barry, I understand you. Probably for this case MP4 output at 1080 60p would be a temporarily solution?

We received a new reply from NVIDIA. They found a reason of this problem and NVIDIA with Microsoft are working on it.

Tom, Thanks, I see this problem. When an object has a certain sharp angle in 3D space the antialiasing doesn't look perfect or looks completely off. I will think how to fix it in PTE 10. We can easily enable antiliasing from NVIDIA/AMD, but I'm afraid to see visual artefacts in some case. Because large images in PTE are constructed from an array of small textures. And we need a fine control to disable antialiasing on internal edges of such textures. I 'll perform new checks.

Tom, Send me your project with one slide. I will check it. Antialiasing for Image and Video objects in PTE should work absolutely ideally without any defects. Forced antialiasing from NVIDIA may add a grid of visual artefacts in the middle of an image.

Tom, Did you set "Edge antialiasing" option for an object in the Objects and animation editor? It seems to be OFF in your example. By default, it's ON in all new Image/Video/Rectangle objects.

Or press F11/F12 hotkey. Same works in the Slide options window for a single selected slide.

Not yet. They confirmed the problem and no further news.

PicturesToExe 9.0.21 is available: Fixed problem with Master/linked video clips after changes in the Slide list. Fixed problem with applying a slide style with a text comment to several slides. Only first slide has assigned text caption. Fixed problem with remembering of File Sorting option in the File list. Fixed problem with adding audio files from the full screen view of the File list.

We purchased a new desktop PC for our office with AMD Ryzen 3 2200G (integrated AMD graphics). It passed all PTE 9 shows at 1920 x 1080 screen resolutions. Absolutely smooth playback. So I think that more powerful AMD Ryzen 5 2400G would be a very good purchase for PTE 9/10. You can install a dedicated video card at any time, if it will be necessary in future.

Please try the new version: https://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe It should be final v9.0.21 soon.

We checked Windows 10 v1809 update. The problem with a slow performance on mobile dual NVIDIA + Intel graphics is NOT solved yet. Avoid the update to v1803 or 1809 as long as possible. We're still waiting the solution from NVIDIA after their confirmation of this problem.