Ken Cox

IGOR GOOGLE TRANSLATOR WILL DO IT http://translate.google.com/# enter the words in the slot and what you want to translate it to and read the answer list is longer than my arm ken

but my win 7 plays it fine Dave I UPDATE AVG FIRST THING IN THE AM - if you recall this happened last time you produced demo i reported as soon as it happened - Igor posted the file to the av test site - http://www.virustotal.com/ and it proved ok xp system has 10.0.01340 1518/3775 ken

Dave great demo but avg on my xp system did not like it, but did allow me to play it ken

DAVY great job boy would the present day safety inspectors have a ball in there it is easy to see the bean counters had control of the equipment clearances -- they would never step inside a working mill ken

I have notified Igor ken

Colin great show and i appreciate you enabling manual control and as you know i dont care where you got the pictures -- i luv good stuff ken

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Dave see another view re bit rate for voice ken http://aldoblog.com/audiobooks/itunes/import-settings/ If You Have “Audiophile” Ears The import settings described above essentially mimic the audio quality which is provided by Audible.com’s highest quality (and largest) audio files. Those files are digitized in a single mono channel at 32 kbps with a 22 kHz sample rate. This is a huge step down from the quality of audio on standard Audio CDs. For most people and most audiobooks, this drop in the overall level of quality will not be perceptible, or only barely, because spoken word doesn’t need the same “resolution” as music to sound good. I’ve done listening tests in my quiet office, and while I’m sure there must be a difference, I can’t really hear it when the sound is strictly spoken voice. But if you have very sensitive ears, or perhaps are hard of hearing, the drop in audio quality may be more apparent, to the point where it is irritating or grating. I have certainly heard that feedback from a small but non-trivial portion of readers. (I wish my hearing was that good!) If you are blessed with such acute hearing, or if an audiobook has significant passages of music, audio effects, or stereo (perhaps in a book with multiple readers), you may want to import your audiobooks at a higher quality setting, and trade disk space for better sound. What should those settings be? It depends on your ears. My recommended settings import audio in mono, at a bit rate of 32 kbps with a sample rate of 22 kHz. The Apple iTunes Store originally delivered music in stereo at a bit rate of 128 kbps and a sample rate of 44.1 kHz, which is not coincidentally the default import setting for iTunes and the AAC encoder. If music from the iTunes Store sounds fine to you, then you could import with the default settings. Or you could experiment, splitting the difference in the bit rate, and see if it still sounds good to you. You can also choose to go with mono or stereo, depending on the audiobook (keeping in mind that mono AAC tracks seem to be able to crash an iPod on occasion). Mono tracks will normally be half the size of stereo tracks. Unfortunately even in the Custom settings dialog, iTunes doesn’t give you direct control of the sample rate; you can only usefully choose 44.1 kHz, though the Auto setting will, combined with other settings, result in a 32.000 kHz sample rate, for reasons which are mysterious to me. If you do decide to experiment, I would be very interested in hearing what settings you finally settle on, and some qualitative comments on the differences you hear.

Igor has repaired the link to get the info and the 4.49 zip ken

fets i guess Igor has killed the link i can send you ver 4.48 or 449 by email if you send me your email address Patch for EXE slideshows created with PicturesToExe v4.00-v4.48 to latest version 4.49 engine. ------------------------- Updated PicturesToExe v4.49 fixed bug when slideshow didn't exit at end of show (or by Esc button) under Windows Vista on dual-core CPUs. This special utility can patch old slideshows created with v4.00-v4.48 to latest v4.49 engine and it fixes this problem. ken

also get a copy of 4.49 here http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?/topic/7753-picturestoexe-449/ 'tis good to have on hand ken

DAVE one could get dizzy after a bit full screen nice grey pure white and black 99% smooth - using on board graphics ken

SEE http://www.pcworld.com/article/235069/hardware_tips_usb_flex_adapter_hdmi_monitors.html#tk.nl_sbx_h_cbintro KEN

MARK full screen on my ws monitor at 16:9 great country we have eh for those who havent been - it is not all bears and snow great shots ken

DAVID SEE http://www.wnsoft.co...urestoexe/help/ http://www.wnsoft.com/picturestoexe/help/ if you click the English flag the English pdf file will download KEN

xp sp3 AVG passed it ok ver 10.01388 db 1516/3729 6/27/11 db 1516/3730 6/28/11 great colours/composition! sad to see the paint coming off -- wonder if the town gets after them to fix how do they keep the water out of the basements - they could make a fortune selling the method to North America's flooded area's ken

PAUL JUST A "WAG" turn off your anti virus real time scan and try ken

ANOTHER THING YOU MIGHT CONSIDER IS ENABLE MANUAL CONTROL the nav bar does not have to show but enable it and use the arrow keys etc ken

how many shows has Paul commented on? ken

Dave i see no reason why he shouldn't - it would go in the DEMO category ken

PAUL SEE 64 BIT http://www.pcworld.c...nl_ddx_h_dlfeat 32 BIT http://www.pcworld.c...escription.html RATHER THAN USE the built in opener in my win 7 64 bit system i opted for the 64 bit 7 zip install for opening things http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7-Zip KEN

Paul nice job the b/w of the driftwood and the small boat after it were the cream and thanks for the manual control ken

Andrew great show and thanks for manual control colors are brilliant ken

TOO BAD YOU MENTIONED ME - i will be losing my hard a__ reputation ken

Lets hope Bert puts his foot down and tells them "it is my way or the highway" -- it is HIS reputation that is on the line ken