davegee

In addition to Igor's reply above he has pointed out that it is possible to DELETE a Template by clicking on File/Templates/Manage Templates which takes you to the Preferences/Templates dialogue. Once there you can select a Template from the Dropdown Menu and click on the "X" to delete it.

Hi Igor, Not sure what you mean by this. Please read: https://www.pteavstudio.com/forums/topic/41810-changing-the-title-of-a-template/#comment-180792 Having thought a little more about it I suppose that the MANAGE TEMPLATES interface really needs the addition of both RENAME TEMPLATE and DELETE TEMPLATE. DG

Please add, within the Manage Templates interface, the ability to delete a Template with a warning that "You are about to delete images etc. Do you want to continue?" DG

It is easy enough to open a Template and Create a New Template with a different name. You do not have to save it to your desktop. See "Manage Templates" for the location of your Template Folder. However, deleting the original seems to be a problem. I have just looked at it quickly and unless someone has a better idea I can only suggest going to your folder for Templates and deleting the original Template folder. Maybe I have missed something - it is late for me. DG

Ctrl and Scroll Wheel will also expand horizontally. Ctrl et la molette de défilement se développeront également horizontalement. DG

Photoshop has probably had a major update since you last set the Graphic Editor. You need to set it again. DG

Try the Style Basic - "Simple Border". You can set the Image size, border size and background size. You can choose your own variation and apply it. You can then create your own style from the applied style. In the Properties Tab of Objects and Animation you can apply the border inside the image without changing the Aspect Ratio of the Image. https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/11.0/objectsandanimation_1/properties_tab?s[]=border#image_crop_and_border DG

I don't know about you, but the weather is keeping me in and tied to my PC. DG

Try Unticking "Synchronize Soundtrack and Slides" in Project Options/Advanced. https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/11.0/project_settings_1/project#advanced_tab DG

With regard to non 16x9 images in a 16x9 project you can use "Cover Screen" instead of the default "Fit to Screen". Some adjustment up or down might be needed to get the composition that you want. In some cases it might be possible to "squash" your images from 3x2 into the 16x9 format without causing any visual problem. https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/11.0/objectsandanimation_1/properties_tab?s[]=fit&s[]=screen#common

Smoother transitions and animation. DG

Pete, My present TV, which is a Sony (1920x1080) and is 5-10 years old, plays 60p and also 30p with no problems. I do not think that more modern TVs are going to discontinue support for 30p in favour of 60p (or higher). But if it worries you then my advice would be to archive your projects either as BIZ or Templates so that you can return to them at a later date and reproduce the mp4 files at whatever (60p or higher) that you need. Alternatively, you could produce two versions now for future compatibility. You may also want to make sure that your projects are capable of producing 4k (3840x2160) mp4 at 60p for when you upgrade to 4k. DG

Hi Denis, The transitions are suitable only for 16:9 projects - is this correct? DG

As Jill said: https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/11.0/project_settings_1/slide_settings#main_tab DG