davegee

If you add a video which is longer than the 2 second default when creating a transition, Igor is indicating that it it is not cut off and can be recovered when applied by extending the transition duration. However, if some editing of the video between 2 sec and the end of the video is required, how is that achieved ?? DG

Perhaps we can get Igor to explain? I wonder if creating a slide as a transition would be a better fit here. If you posted in "Suggestions" it might provoke some action. DG

The default time for Creation of a Transition is set at 2 seconds. You set the actual Transition Duration when applying the Transition, or as Jill suggested, in the Timeline. What "files with longer durations" do you want to use in a Transition?

Thanks Igor, I found the "Speed Keyframes". I wondered if there was a case for changing the video duration if the video was a Main Object?? DG

Trim works OK. However it does not alter the duration of the slide to suit the new video time. Cannot add Keypoints but changing speed is possible via the data input boxes. DG

Mine is OK on screen resolutions of 1920x1200 and 2560x1600. Have you customised you screen resolution or appearance? DG

In PTE go to Settings / Preferences / System / Graphical Editor - Click on "Use the following programme" Navigate to the C Drive / Program Files / Adobe folder. Look for a Photoshop Elements folder - open it. Within that folder you will see an EXE file - probably "Photoshop Elements.exe". Click on it. Click on OK. That will allow you to use the Edit function from PTE. Please do not take this the wrong way but I wonder why you find Adobe Subscription exorbitant? At £120 per year that is less than the price of a cup of coffee once a week from Starbucks. ....and for what you get - Photoshop, Photoshop Beta, ACR, Lightroom (3 variants) and Bridge (and almost daily updates and improvements) - I call that a bargain. DG

Try this Style. After IMPORTING you will find it in USER STYLES. Details are in the Style. Joe Bloggs.ptestyle DG

They will, if you use a frame and DO NOT ALTER THE PAN X VALUE dg

Try adding a frame and adding your text boxes to the frame. When you have the first one set up you can pan the FRAME to the left with everything maintaining its position. Save as a Style or Quick Style. DG

In O&A / Properties /Alignment, choose Centre. Yes, the alignment can be incorporated into a Style or Quick Style and once applied the Text can be edited. DG

Igor, Can you explain how the user can add sounds to the SOUND LIBRARY? DG Main/all/styles and transitions/sounds??

Nice Demo, it should be very useful for Panoramas and Animation. DG

Something like this: Project1_Dec26-2025_14-06-53.zip DG