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Mike i should have qualified it further - i think the basic is free and deluxe you have pay for up grade 'tis early here in colonies ken
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Mike i think the deluxe is only good for 2 yrs 2007 to 2009 = 2 yrs ken
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well it mistakenly got deleted by a moderator and he has written to my self,jp and Igor in the interim from my archives -- best i can do Printable Version of Topic WnSoft Forums _ Slideshows created in PicturesToExe _ Penser avec son pinceau Posted by: JPD Mar 22 2009, 08:57 AM http://diapositif.net/Diaporamas/09-03-09_...son_pinceau.zip is a slideshow using Mask function about a french impressionist painter. Posted by: davegee Mar 22 2009, 11:31 AM This is as good as it gets !!!!!!! DaveG Posted by: admin1 Mar 22 2009, 01:58 PM Jean-Pierre, Bravo! Very impressive. I even didn't expect that it could be done using PicturesToExe and Masks objects. P.S. I've sent you email regarding antialiasing of Rectangle objects, please could you reply me? Posted by: deskjet1uk Mar 22 2009, 03:19 PM Absolutely amazing, very well put together. thank you so much, the best I have ever seen. Ralph Posted by: Ken Cox Mar 22 2009, 05:14 PM Jean I cant imagine what you are going to do for an encore performance a keeper for sure ken Posted by: Rooskidiver Mar 22 2009, 07:17 PM Wow! All I can say is pure genius. I'm thinking I could work with PTE for another hundred years and never come up with anything that imaginative or impressive. Thanks so much for the show ... and as Ken says ... definitely a keeper! Posted by: JPD Mar 23 2009, 02:28 AM Many thanks for your comments, it's only the demonstration of what we can do with a tool I am finishing and that everybody will be abble to use to do such slideshow. I think it will be ready in a month, for free, of course. A first tool is ready to resize slideshow (to create DVD for instance), it's http://diapositif.net/Outils/Redimensionnement_pour_DVD.zip. It needs Excel or Open Office (free) To day it's in french, but if somebody agree to translate in english, it's possible for me to include english language in the tool. Others tools will be soon ready. Igor, I will write you today. Posted by: canteau Mar 23 2009, 06:42 PM Fantastic and great work Jean-Pierre, you are the Césanne PTE ... Thank you very much for your vision on the evolution of this fantastic software to Igor. Bravo ! Posted by: LumenLux Mar 24 2009, 01:38 AM Wonderful Jean-Pierre! Enjoyed in awe. Makes me want to brag to the world that I know you. When Igor revealed his first animation version, I said that any visual presentation could now be done with PTE. You have again added proof to my "vision." Posted by: Picsel Mar 24 2009, 11:40 AM SUPERBE! Daniel Posted by: JPD Mar 25 2009, 03:20 AM Merci Bernard, mieux vaut être en effet Cézanne que ces ânes For english speaking people : Thanks Bernard plus a joke with a friend which would have no meaning in english. Thanks Robert, yes many visual presentations are possible with mask, and this one is only one among hundreds of possibilities. Merci Daniel. Posted by: RayC Mar 25 2009, 04:49 AM Just Fantastic have watched over and over again and will do so again. Thanks for allowing us to view it. Ray Posted by: Rooskidiver Mar 25 2009, 11:09 PM Okay I have to ask. What exactly is this mask function? Is it something in PTE or Photoshop or another program. And did you have to have hundreds or thousands of slides to make the show? Sorry if these are obvious techniques to everyone else ... but I'm clueless. I would have asked in my first reply to the show but was hoping someone else would ask first. Posted by: xahu34 Mar 26 2009, 07:53 AM QUOTE (Rooskidiver @ Mar 26 2009, 04:09 AM) Okay I have to ask. What exactly is this mask function? Is it something in PTE or Photoshop or another program... In PTE v.5.6 you can use objects of type "Mask container". Inside such containers you can place real images and masks (black/white images) which control the opacity of the real images (similar to layer masks in PS). Masks and images can be animated independently. Best regards, Xaver Munich Posted by: JPD Mar 26 2009, 10:59 AM Thanks Ray for your comment, I am happy you enjoyed it. Posted by: Ron2 Mar 27 2009, 01:12 PM Hi. Is thee anywhere where I can upload PtoE .exe files to share with others on the web? Specifically I would like to put links to these AV's in another forum whic will not accept .exe file direct Posted by: xahu34 Mar 27 2009, 01:29 PM QUOTE (Ron2 @ Mar 27 2009, 06:12 PM) Hi. Is thee anywhere where I can upload PtoE .exe files to share with others on the web? Specifically I would like to put links to these AV's in another forum whic will not accept .exe file direct See http://www.beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp. You can also create an account at mediafire.com. Best regards, Xaver Munich Posted by: stardealer Mar 27 2009, 02:03 PM Hi JPD, it's absolutely stunning what you have created with our preferred tool! I can't imagine how you managed to design such complex animation. Congratulation, Frank P.S.: I have tried your Excel for redimensioning. Thanks for that tool, it solves my problem with TV safezone. Posted by: cottage Mar 27 2009, 07:15 PM QUOTE (Ron2 @ Mar 27 2009, 01:12 PM) Hi. Is thee anywhere where I can upload PtoE .exe files to share with others on the web? Specifically I would like to put links to these AV's in another forum whic will not accept .exe file direct Ron2. As suggested by Xaver, you are welcome to upload your PTE presentations to my site. Please use the upload link listed below when you are ready to proceed. Looking forward to your creations !! Regards, Bill Posted by: JPD Mar 28 2009, 03:41 AM Thanks Frank, the most difficult wasn't the animation, but first find the paints which have a relation with the text of the song and make all the layers of the picture. As I explained I am making a tool which make animations easy. Posted by: Ron2 Mar 28 2009, 12:22 PM QUOTE (cottage @ Mar 27 2009, 11:15 PM) Ron2. As suggested by Xaver, you are welcome to upload your PTE presentations to my site. Please use the upload link listed below when you are ready to proceed. Looking forward to your creations !! Regards, Bill Many thanks I will be taking up your offer soon, but don't expect any thing great, I am still a newbie a this and I just want to put some friends artwork projects into a show occasionally. I find converting to avi or mp4 has a great loss in quality. In fact with mp4 I only get the music - no images at all. RonS Posted by: xahu34 Mar 28 2009, 01:52 PM QUOTE (Ron2 @ Mar 28 2009, 05:22 PM) ... I find converting to avi or mp4 has a great loss in quality. In fact with mp4 I only get the music - no images at all... Ron, I don't think that JPD's thread is the correct place to start a technical discussion on problems and quality regarding AVIs or MP4s. You may open a new discussion in the AVI/DVD/VideoBuilder forum. Best regards, Xaver Munich Posted by: JPD Mar 29 2009, 06:08 PM Citation (xahu34 @ Mar 28 2009, 06:52 PM) I don't think that JPD's thread is the correct place to start a technical discussion. I quite agree. Thanks for these 8 posts (this one include) which have nothing to do here. Posted by: JPD Apr 3 2009, 12:13 PM Some people told me they have problem with there PC, I have put a mp4 version http://diapositif.net/Video/Penser_avec_son_pinceau_V6.zip It's not a hight definition but it's enought good for a size of file near it would be on Youtube or Vimeo (but better than on them) ken
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USING THIS LAPTOP http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/cat_sku....ED3C4673047A408 ALL 4 samples worked on the toshiba - not quite as smooth as on my system but if you did not know what to look for you would not notice it no momentary flash at the end with the laptop but there is on my system - Barry et al - note it is a 64 bit system and AN ATI CARD Price includes Provincial Electronics Recycling Fee where applicable. Features: Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit 2.0GHz Intel Core2 Duo processor T6400 with Intel Centrino processor technology (800MHz FSB, 2MB L2 Cache) 4GB DDR2 system memory, expandable to 8GB 320GB 5400rpm SATA hard disk drive SuperMulti DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support 16.0" Wide HD+ TFT Active Matrix with TruBrite colour LCD display, 1366 x 768 resolution ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 graphics controller with HyperMemory technology 256MB dedicated graphics memory, up to 2047MB dynamically allocated shared graphics memory using Hypermemory with 4GB of system memory Wireless LAN 802.11agn WLAN, 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN, V.92 56k modem Ports include 4 USB 2.0 with Sleep and Charge capability, eSATA, RJ11, RJ45, IEEE 1394, external microphone port, headphone port, S/PDIF, RGB, TV-Out (S-Video), HDMI-CEC 5-in-1 Bridge Media Adaptor (SD card, SDHC Card, xD picture card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Multi Media Card) Integrated 1.3MP Web Camera for Video over IP Integrated microphone for Voice over IP Realtek ALC272-GR Software Sound, Intel High Definition Audio, built-in harman kardon speakers Full-sized Canadian Bilingual Keyboard with 87 keys and 13 function keys Touchpad Pointing device Software includes Toshiba Face Recognition, Toshiba ConfigFree, Adobe Acrobat Reader, TOSHIBA Disc Creator, Toshiba DVD Player, Norton 360 Trial, Microsoft Office 2007 Trial, Microsoft Works 9.0 Removable, rechargeable 6-cell Lithium Ion (Li-ion) battery, 10.8V x 4000mAh capacity 90W AC adapter 34.5/38.5(H) x 383(W) x 267(D) mm 2.94kg (6.47lb) Cosmic Black 1-year limited warranty. Features Processor Intel Core2 Duo processor T6400 Processor Speed 2.0GHz Memory 4GB, expandable to 8GB Hard Drive 320GB 5400rpm CD-DVD Drive SuperMulti DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support Graphics Chipset ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 Video Memory 256MB dedicated, up to 2047MB dynamically allocated shared Display 16.0" Wide HD+ TFT Active Matrix with TruBrite colour LCD Network Capable Wireless LAN 802.11agn WLAN, 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN, V.92 56k modem Ports 4 USB 2.0 with Sleep and Charge capability, eSATA, RJ11, RJ45, IEEE 1394, external microphone port, headphone port, S/PDIF, RGB, TV-Out (S-Video), HDMI-CEC Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit Dimensions 34.5/38.5(H) x 383(W) x 267(D) mm Weight 2.94kg (6.47lb) Warranty 1-year limited Toshiba Satellite A350-05N Notebook PC Item Number 777576 $932.10 Each
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YOU DA MAN i still have your first letter from 3.4 to me ken
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16:9 laptop & TV - what image size & resolution?
Ken Cox replied to Photofanatic's topic in Equipment & Software
how are you putting them on tv? ken -
IN MY SIGNATURE there are urls for the current help manuals that are available for download -- one written by Jeff Evans and Lin Evans and one written by wnsoft staff they are both pdf files - quite large to print but they have screenshots etc they are not up to date but for somebody starting out there is a wealth of info in them ken
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DOUGLAS please post your comp specs so thedom can compare with others tia ken
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THE ONLY SLIGHT - and i say slight stutter was at the camel slides d/l'ing at 65 kb/s at the time of test ken
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save yourself some problems in future when running straight windows see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8954 ken
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STILL SMOOTH FOR ME --5.6.4 and 5.7 b2 tested - the quick black flash at end is there but i cant determine which is the fastest downloading at time of test at +- 57 kb/sec ken
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SMOOTH AT MY END AS WELL AND i was downloading at the same time at 250 kb/sec screen res at 1024/768 pent 4 2.8 ghz 2 gb ram 256 mb ati 9600 all in wonder board xp sp3 4 gb page file fixed size on separate drive ken
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VideoBuilder burn errors and project size
Ken Cox replied to Ed Overstreet's topic in General Discussion
ED some reference for you - keep them in your favourites see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....art=#entry42952 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....amp;#entry42914 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4976 ken -
Carol try disabling AVG sections one at a time - I ended up shutting off the link scanner ken
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5.6 cannot open show that was saved in 5.7!!!
Ken Cox replied to goddi's topic in General Discussion
http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....and,v4\.xx ken -
5.6 cannot open show that was saved in 5.7!!!
Ken Cox replied to goddi's topic in General Discussion
well for one thing the this beta is different than 5.6 and no Igor did not omit "Is this something that Igor just did not attend to yet?" but, i have even made the mistake of opening with a new version,saving the pte with a new version and then trying to open the show with a 4~ version and getting the message "Cannot open this file. This file is damaged, or it was created with newer version of PTE (maybe v1.00 - 1.60)" and numerous other people have done the same thing as i said in my first post use the search of the forum ken -
5.6 cannot open show that was saved in 5.7!!!
Ken Cox replied to goddi's topic in General Discussion
thks dom Gary write/save this step by step thread for future reference -- also "Ken...That's the problem. When I saved the slideshow in 5.7, I saved it over the file made with 5.6. So now 5.6 will not open the slideshow. I never saw any warning that 5.7 would corrupt the file so it would not work in earlier versions." always "save as" the pte with a different name messing withe the pte if you dont know what you are doing is like messing with computer registry when you do not save it with a date so you can reuse it if necessary ken -
5.6 cannot open show that was saved in 5.7!!!
Ken Cox replied to goddi's topic in General Discussion
open the 5.6 program open the original pte with 5.6 - not the pte made with 5.7 this has been covered many times since ver 5 was issued -- use the search function of forum ken -
to put it bluntly -- it aint apples and apples - it is apples and oranges the show is going to look better on your monitor because it is made differently than the tv unless you have the latest state of the art high defintion tv connected to your computer via hdmi, vga or svhs cabling and then it becomes a diffent situation -- on my setup, svhs connected to a ws hd tv, the monitor is still better but not by much - you have to look close and know what to look for to see the difference for more info on subject see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Graphics_Adapter ken
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thks Ian this should help Barry ken
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Barry back in win 3.1 days i had a question for epson re my laser b/w printer -- the guy i was talking to wanted to know why i kept my printer on all the time -- it took +- 2 mins to warm up from a cold start - i told him i when i wanted to print i wanted it then so maybe you got the same guy as me ken
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ROBERT " Now, if someone could so precisely suggest the best way to get the color right - I'd feel even better. " i posted links to test patterns colour charts etc http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....&hl=macbeth also set up your mnitor with greyscale here http://www.eye4u.com/home/ btw your moderator mail is bouncing again -- maybe you need a yahoo acct?? ken
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In O & A How to see the slide 'below '
Ken Cox replied to trailertrash's topic in General Discussion
POST A SCREENSHOT pict worth a thousand words ken -
WIP = BETA 1 BETA 2 ETC ? THKS FOR ENLIGHTENING ME post the thread Slideshows created in PicturesToExe sections then posting it to mediafire when you have things sorted out delete it KEN