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Attached is an example of video clip created from 300 still images. Mono Lake.mp4

What I mean is adding a batch of still images into ONE slide so that the image sequence creates a video clip. For example, adding a sequence of 300 time-lapsed images to a slide results in a 10-second video clip by setting video frame rate to 30 fps.

It is great to have the upgraded video features in PTE 10! By the way, could you please consider adding an option to import image sequence in PTE 10? It is very helpful for creating time-lapse video.

Dear Igor, I am a PTE fan since 2008. Back to 10 years ago, PTE was an efficient way to share picture sequence with animation through network. As time evolves, bandwidth and footprint limitations are no more issues of media sharing nowadays. People tend to share media using a platform-independent format, video. In fact, exe format is not acceptable for all social networks and is blocked by most firewall and antivirus software. In recent 5 years, I have been using PTE to create my travel v-logs that combine still images and videos. I keep using PTE to create video outcome owing to its simplicity for media composition. However, manipulating video files in PTE is quite painful. One may suffer from slow response and frequent crash when processing high-rate video files. In versions older than 9.0.18, video files with rates higher than 40 Mbps can cause lock-up (stop!) in compiling. The new version, 9.0.18, has significant improvement in video performance. But the video rate for composition is still limited to about 50 Mbps. Video file with a rate higher than 50 Mbps will have high chance to get stuck. Giving that the new generation of cameras commonly support 100 Mbps 4K video recording, PTE really needs further improvement to adapt to the new situation in the next version.