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(Solved) Error PTE with testing Windows 10 build 1903 (19h1) [SOLVED]
Igor replied to wmc's topic in Troubleshooting
Thanks for the confirmation. We released the official version 9.0.22 today (it's same version which I sent you earlier): Download v9.0.22 here: https://www.wnsoft.com/en/picturestoexe/download/ -
Hi, I recommend to re-install PicturesToExe 9. It will fix issue with broken file associations and icons.
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PicturesToExe 9.0.22 is available: Fixed problem with missing icons in File tree and error message on startup in future Windows 10 v1903. Fixed small problem with File info window for images included as part of a slide style/custom transition.
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(Solved) Error PTE with testing Windows 10 build 1903 (19h1) [SOLVED]
Igor replied to wmc's topic in Troubleshooting
Please try a new version 9.0.22 Beta: https://files.wnsoft.com/test/picturestoexe-setup.exe It should fix this problem. -
(Solved) Error PTE with testing Windows 10 build 1903 (19h1) [SOLVED]
Igor replied to wmc's topic in Troubleshooting
I confirm this problem in Windows 10 Insider Preview. We'll fix it soon. Thanks, -
My mistake in configuration file, I recently added changes against spam bots. Barry, please check Slideshowclub site again.
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Thanks, Barry. I'm working on this problem now.
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No match for your search......i am totally lost [SOLVED]
Igor replied to Renedh's topic in Troubleshooting
No worries, I'm glad that you resolved this issue. Alternatively you can drag JPEG images from Windows Explorer window and drop to PicturesToExe window (into the Slide list). -
No match for your search......i am totally lost [SOLVED]
Igor replied to Renedh's topic in Troubleshooting
Please describe how exactly you tried to add JPEG images to PicturesToExe project? In the main window of PicturesToExe you can see a tree of folders and list of images. Browse folders and drives to see JPEG images and then add to your project (by double click, or drag and drop images into Slide list below. -
No match for your search......i am totally lost [SOLVED]
Igor replied to Renedh's topic in Troubleshooting
Can you check this: -
No match for your search......i am totally lost [SOLVED]
Igor replied to Renedh's topic in Troubleshooting
Yes, you need to convert your images to JPEG format for PicturesToExe 9 (or to PNG, if your need lossless quality). -
No match for your search......i am totally lost [SOLVED]
Igor replied to Renedh's topic in Troubleshooting
Let check the simple thing. Download several any JPEG images from Internet and save into a new folder on your computer (not on a USB drive). Can you see these JPEG images in PicturesToExe? If it works, repeat same for JPEG images from your digital camera copied to your computer. -
Hmm, strange. It should work for AVI 1920 x 1080, 30p. I recommend to consider creating of a MP4 video as a final movie for your project. If a project contains many high quality video clips, we recommend to create a MP4 video instead of EXE format. P.S. Future version 10.0 will work faster and better for video clips in EXE shows.
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Thanks, Tom, I thought to add add Blu Ray output in future versions. But it seems that this option becoming not so actual? Also I didn't receive any requests from users for Blu-Ray output.
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What is the pixel size (width/height) of a created AVI video and FPS?
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Try "AVI video" option in the Publish menu of PicturesToExe, and then insert created AVI video into another project,
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Hi, Do I understand rightly, that you create a MP4 video in PicturesToExe and then insert it as a video clip into a nother PicturesToExe's project and play it as an EXE file?
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Up to 300-500 slides are OK. More than 700 slides may cause noticable delays in work with a project. In theory you can add around 10 000 images. Alternatively you can split your project into several parts.
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Hi, Future version 10.0 will support MP4 video with H.265 codec (HEVC) and playback with fast hardware acceleration (on new video cards). For version 9.0 I recommend to use HandBrake - a free open source video converter: https://handbrake.fr/ Personally I also use this great software program. If you plan to create a final EXE show: In HandBrake: in Output Settings > Video tab > Video Codec > change "H.264" option to "MPEG-4". You can keep other options by default. It will create video optimized for PicturesToExe 9.
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Lin, Thanks for your review!
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Hi, I found PicturesToExe page on Alternativeto.net project: https://alternativeto.net You can add likes, comments and reviews for any products. Also it's possible to suggest some product as an alternative to some another software product.
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Interesting effect, Thanks, Dave.
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Looks very impressive! Many thanks, Lin!
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Jose, I'm very impressed by your work! And a good challenge for PTE to process this large project.
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Tom, I use 3 Dell monitors: U2417H, P2317H, and old P2314H. Also I plan to try a NEC monitor.