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  1. Thank you everyone, I'm new to this and I appreciate your patience and advice. Sorry about the name yachtsman1. I should know better being a fellow sailor. Ok, to answer your questions. My laptop runs win8 64 bit. It runs an Intel i5 with 8GB RAM and has both HD and SSD. The audio files are Windows Media Audio files (.wma). Now the good news is that I got it to run smoothly by saving the project as an MP4, HD @ 1280 x 720. Initially I saved it to the wrong screen size but soon realised my mistake. It works on my PC, laptop and both TVs. Interestingly, the file size reduced from 3.6GB (AVI) to 840 MB (MP4), so maybe it was the file size? Thank you nobeefstuI. As you can see, I worked things out before I read your reply but your reference to the guides and Media Player Classic is most helpful. This is a steep learning curve but I'm enjoying it. A bit of background to put things in context. I am a member of a local photography club and primarily use Lightroom and Photoshop. Recently I began using my SLR (both still and video) to capture special occasions for my family / grandchildren and saving them to DVD. That's why I researched and now use PTE. This came to the attention of my wife's art society who asked me to build them a web site and prepare a promotional video for their exhibitions. The web site is up and running (another steep learning curve) and now I have the video. At some stage I would like someone to review the video so that I can learn from a profession critique. Regards Denrob
  2. Ken, Sorry I forgot to add that the exe file runs ok
  3. Hi Ken, The information you requested. File size is 3.6GB PTE vers 8 Pictures +audio Win7 64bit, 16Gb RAM, Intel core i7 - 2600K PKU @ 3.4 Ghz, NVIDIA geForce GTX570
  4. Hi, When I save a project (18 minutes duration) as an AVI file on my win7 PC, it plays back smoothly for the first 5 minutes or so and then stops with a message "not compatible with windows media player". I tried saving the file to a memory stick and then playing on my win 8 laptop or my new smart TV. The file runs to the end but it is jerky. By that I mean the scrolling text on the first image is jerky as it moves up from the bottom of the screen and 3 - 4 times during playback an image and corresponding audio freezes for several seconds. I have tried re-saving to a different memory stick but the have same results. Note: When saved as a DVD, it runs perfectly on any of the above. Any ideas appreciated as I need to run this project at a public exhibition through a smart TV. Denrob
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