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I have several AVs that have been created with P2E (v6/v7) and converted to Mac apps that have always worked on a Mac. They have now stopped working on my 2017 iMac (OS 10.13.6 High Sierra), when clicked they open for a fraction of a second (screen goes black) then they close. However, they work when used on my MacBook Pro running a later OS - OS 10.14.6 Mojave. They also worked in earlier versions of OS, eg Yosemite on both MBP and iMac. Any ideas? Thanks for looking

Thanks for that, most appreciated.

Is it possible to show the image file name with the image during a PTE presentation? I can't seem to find any reference to it anywhere?

Superb!

Version 6.5 was used. I don't understand why you got a virus alert, I didn't get one when I downloaded it onto another computer running Sophos anti virus.

Good show, with a good blend of stills and video. Music was just right.

Thanks for that, the link is fixed. Tillman

Just finished v1 of a sequence about graffiti. Unlike a lot of my shows, this one sticks to established 'rules' by having all images the same size. Can be downloaded here, PC only at the moment. C & C most welcome.

Thanks for the encouraging comments. The show got its first public showing last week at a local photo society, and I'm pleased to report that it was well received. I'm just finishing another and will post a link when v1 is ready for C & C. Cheers,

Same comment as Marj. I'll see what else I can do. Thanks to you and Ken for looking. Tillman

I've just completed a new sequence and am ready for helpful comments/critique. A few 'warnings' first, it is a long sequence (13 mins) and divided into four movements. It is based on still photographs so the aspect ratio of the images does change, and I know some don't like that, but I don't find it all offensive as I'm a stills photographer. It is PC only at the moment. Download from here and see what you think. Cheers,

Being a Liverpudlian, I found the images very interesting, and the slide show a good way to present them. Not quite so sure about colouring the cards. One or two interesting ideas from Yachtsman?

Thanks to those folks who have replied and I will revisit the sequence with those comments in mind. For this sequence, my primary objective was to show a series of still images with music to enhance the experience, but I do accept that some of the transitions between different formats/sizes are maybe a little confusing. Xaver, where do I activate manual control so that you can 'work with' the presentation? I wasn't aware that was possible once it was an exe file.

Hi all, I've finally got around to 'creating' a new AV, based on the annual Jazz Festival at Villes sur Auzon in Provence. I would like help and advice on two aspects please. Firstly, the length, at about 8 min is it too long? There is a natural break at around 5 min 20 sec, should it end there or does the extra 2+ min add to the AV? Secondly, are there any serious timing errors? I have replayed it so many times I know when the transitions occur before they do!! If you understand my meaning. The program can be downloaded from here . Apologies for the file size (36Mb), I must learn how to keep the file sizes to a minimum. Many thanks in advance,

It's been a few years (6?) since I've been here, a promotion at school has taken up most of my time. Recently I've managed to find some time to work with the many images I've accumulated over the years. We spend a lot of our time in France and one of our favourite areas is Provence. It was here that we discovered the Cathedrale D'Images, a large old quarry where they stage extravagent AVs. Each one is on show for nearly a year, and so far, we have managed to catch 3 different ones. I photographed the last two with the intention of producing an AV, but it turned out to be 2! I have now uploaded them to Beechbrook. My hope is that I can now find the time to continue to work on AVs as it allows me to combine my two passions, photography and music. Can anyone tell me where I can download/view sequences that have done well in festivals/salons so that I can see the quality and format of successful AVs.