Ken Cox

Leona installing the latest version is likely the cause - the key for video builder is only good for 2 years - when you install the latest version it has to be re registered and i think that is the problem as Igor changed the registration process and key and people are having problems registering if you still have an old version - one that did burn dvd's - try using it -- you will likely have to remake the show with the old version -- save the pte with a different name -- 6.5 is backward compatible -- the old version is not forward compatible you might try Stu's utility before you try anything further to see and save your keys http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10273&st=0&p=66807&fromsearch=1entry66807 Sorry that is all i can suggest -- Igor is on a speaking tour in the UK at the present time ken

well now, for those interested in a lesson in common sense, read this thread http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=9575&st=0&p=62813&hl=certificate&fromsearch=1entry62813 Peter did not want to follow the rules - rules that were put in place to possibly save a life ken

well Peter i see you have dropped your "PGA" signature -- i guess the US PGA golf copyright police have trimmed your feathers you could always use the following that i got from a member on another forum in the UK "I used to be an Egotistical Megalomaniac - but now I'm just perfect!" ken

LENNART play it again and use manual controls to study the frames ken

Andrew great collection c/w manual control for studying you do good work George works on my windows xp3 pc fine ken

Peter are you saying that somebody , in no way should they use news article pictures - or picts out of books etc without checking with the author/publisher ? the picts that were taken on or about 9/11, Olympics, etc have been widely distributed, in some cases i would say within the hour. In your Alum show there is no credit given for all the old pictures in it but yet you copyrighted the show -- how do you legally do that? statute of limitations? My initial answer to the thread states one should give credit for the picts -- in Davy's case, to Google-- the pict of the fireman raising the flag is all over the web if one looks for it and i dont know how many powerpoint shows i have collected over the years of 9/11 etc there have been a multitude of shows offered to the members that were"historical" in nature and nobody questioned "did you check ?" IMHO, you are making a "mountain out of a mole hill" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_a_mountain_out_of_a_molehill ken

if it is on the web and no copyright - why worry about it give credit for it as Davy and others do ken

STEVE BASS has some tips to connect several monitors at http://www.aweber.com/archive/techbite/1qZIa/h/Two_Monitors_Heck_Make_it_Three_.htm ken

NO MULTIBLE'S but use an authoring program and copy your original disk ken

Barry just an idea -- my experience with talking books -- they are generally 64 bit so if you tried that you would cut the size quite a lot ken

DAVY fantastic show - well put together and manual control to satisfy the few who want to study the scenes later ken

see Nobeefstuff's utility http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=9362 btw Stu has several utilities designed for pte ken

AND FIRST, BACK UP YOUR KEY WITH STU'S UTILITY http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10273&st=0&p=66807&fromsearch=1entry66807 and store all info on a cd or a memory stick ken

Paul great collection ran smooth - proper speed for viewing - thanks for manual controls to study the cars - would have liked to see more of engines do you have to have model release forms signed ? ken

Snap just the right size and speed for viewing but did not see any fairies ken

Nadezda I have asked Igor for assistance ken

George full screen, smooth, some of the picts could have been a bit darker great frame ken

ANDREW full screen, ran smooth as silk, lots of detail, great music overall wonderfull ken

I hope he program's Stu and my suggestion also -- cant remember when i asked for something ken

SEE http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=12321 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=12327 KEN

but are their shows entered in the "nationals" ? ken

I THINK THE POINT we are missing -- this forum is not the "grand National" it is a forum to show your work to your peers - i would not class a show as a "final edition" If you are going to enter it in the "NATIONALS" turn off the manual controls, but in this forum leave them on and let the members view it as they like -- i would rather not use the "ESC KEY" KEN

Barry, you must not have read all my threads, i have been outputting shows via svhs feed to crt tv's since ver 3.6 -- James "Slugman" O'Rear also done it and we both made vhs videos - him for sale me for family and friends enjoyment. And i do look for "broken up with artifacts." I learned very early that saving jpeg's at 50% quality was a no no -- blocky picts are not pleasing to the eye, but in some cases, "somethin is better than nuthin" Now, if the show interests me i put it out to a ws panasonic via svhs feed so i can really enjoy them - not the same as a projector but I'm easy some of the shows that are posted make me very jealous that i didn't take the picture but happy for the feeling of satisfaction the photographer must feel when they know they got another "a keeper" ken

Barry I have had this dicussion with Maureen and others many times -- i view slide shows to see other people's work - i want to view the many wonders of this world at my leisure - you would not run thru an art gallery or a gallery show of photographs so why should you view an AV at somebody else's settings -- a few years ago you used to say "change your resolution to view my shows" and we disagreed on that point as wellB) funny thing you did not say the same thing re adj your resolution when viewing your website's -- i could view them perfectly without adj'ing my graphics card Narrated shows like Peter's show re the history of Alum is a different type of show altogether and must be listened to to be appreciated You critiqued Ron's book show because it was manual - I doubt there are very few people that can read a full page of text in 4-5 seconds, then look at the picture to see what he was telling us "differnt strokes for different folks" ken

Mick once i figured out your speed/transitions [a bit fast], and that manual control was enabled, i was able to view your prints at my leisure well put together collection ken