Ken Cox

am surprised you dont have him eating some of them "DEMNUTS" from the convention ken

John you will have to lay that faq idea on Igor -- we have been trying for quite some time to get something workable ken

DAVE I changed the topic title but i think it should be moved to a different section - tutorials before/if i pin it -- OBJECTIONS/SUGGESTIONS anyone? ken

PETER good job ken

see http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/20...s-media-player/ ken

add more details system, ram ,type of burner type of disks etc version of pict to exe does your other dvd authoring software work have yo ever burned /made a dvd before ken

BJC THINK THE SYSTEM HAS TO GO BLACK - so my old brain can catchup

Tony practice ready text from the newspaper so you can get the right cadence to your voice - talk slowly as tho' you were making an emergency annoucement and it is imperative that there be no mistakes in your presentation it will soon become "natural" Ronnie West used to have some tutorials that could be downloaded for you to listen to and Lin Evas has tutorials that you can download and listen to ken

bjc runs fine on mine ken

Tom runs fine for me ken

guess i will pass -- you have made a great test show -- stalled me:) ken

PETER same problem for me -black screen at 1:28 +- tho did not last as long -- snake oil did not help ken

as a matter of fact Peter, the appointment is for sept to have a preliminary inspection for lens replacement in left side ken

Peter used some snake oil Home of FreeRAM XP Pro http://www.yourwaresolutions.com/ and it ran complete -- my eyes are spinning ken

Peter redownloaded to a non usb drive same problem - same point it the show guess you have the ideal test show --- separates the Harleys from the Vespas ken

Lets hope you get more feedback so we can look at different systems -after the original pan and zoom tests by Igor - my system has never let me down yet with all the demos that have been posted. blackout occured at same place each time with music playing merrily along in back ground ken

Peter -- goes to black screen at approx 1min 18 secs -- music continues when screen comes on the wheel has changed color to green spokes - was repeatable very hard on eyes but slick nevertheless ati all in wonder 256/ xp home sp3 2.8 ghz 1 gb ram ken

Peter Beechbrook Cottage -- on holidays for a week or so ken

TONY START HERE http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....amp;#entry50144 http://www.naturesound.org/ http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7930 KEN

misterk i filed a report and sent it to Igor and company ken

misrek if you go to http://magnifier.sourceforge.net/ and get the magnifier Virtual Magnifying Glass 3.3.1 A free, open source, screen magnifier, for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X. and install it you should be able to see the letters to enter n the box ken

THIS IS FROM MY ARCHIVES -- happened a few years back when i was trying to send shows to a friend - the rules may have changed since this but the concept remains the same ken dont knoww if i ever sent you this or not but is very important -- the info was sent to a lady when i was having problems sending her files it was the answer that her isp tech gave her ken Hello, My name is Tim. Mail servers are specifically designed to transmit text messages; similar to electronic 'postcards', or letters. Sending large email attachments congests data traffic, and delays delivery to ALL accounts on the server. Email is encrypted 'before' passing through the outgoing mail server, and decrypted 'after' passing through the receiving mail server. This encryption process can increase file size by 30% or more, depending on the file format. The 'shaw.ca' mail server can process files up to five (5) megabytes (Total) in size. However, this includes the size of the outgoing file after encryption. Though larger files occasionally get through, the recommended setting guarantees safe passage through our mail server. Remember that receiving mail servers, especially dial-up connection mail servers, may have further size restrictions to as low as 1 or 2 megabytes; in which case the message and attachment will be rejected and returned to you. Alternatively, most email programs will allow you to 'break' the message into smaller pieces to send it. Please see the programs help files for assistance with this. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) For years the Internet has used FTP 'File Transfer Protocol', to transport large files across. FTP transfers files of any size, from one Internet connected computer to another, and is the standard used to move 'Internet Freight' (Large Files). Just do a search on 'FTP', as there are 'free' and 'shareware' FTP programs, as well as 'packaged' software that can be purchased. Our first priority is to ensure that shaw.ca mail servers are available continuously, and we encourage you to consider file transfer options that directly meet the need. Please feel free to contact us, the local phone number for technical support can be found at http://support.shaw.ca/contacts.htm or visit our Customer Support Site at http://support.shaw.ca. Thank you for choosing Shaw. Tim E-Mail Support Team Shaw High-Speed Internet Service [email protected] When sending a reply to us, please remember to include all previous correspondence. The size limit per email is 5 MB uncompressed. Because most files have some sort of compression, the actual file size is generally 3-4 MB allowable. We also have a storage limit of 10 MB of total space on our servers. If someone sends you a 2 MB email, but you only have 1.5 MB available, the message will be returned as well.

are you using videobuilder? FROM VIDEOBUILDER SCREENSHOT SEE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC ken

well that is a legitamite and understandable excuse ken

will the +r disks cw pte shows play on your computor also try dvd-r disks have you ever burned a show type dvd before you have not given us much info to go on ken