captbrando

I'm not referring to commercial music that RIAA freaks about, I'm referring to paid music that is spcifically for this type of licensing. Stuff that is legal to reproduce and bundle with your own product (i.e., like royalty free) but comes on CDs. I know you cant take a Jim Brickman song and use it without the perms

Greets! Now that I am importing CDs into iTunes instead of ripping mp3 versions of the CDs, it would be sweet if P2E could also include the m4a codec that is used by the software. That way a CD that is imported with legal music to use could just be dropped into iTunes and then into my P2E presentations. Thanks!

In some of my presentations, I use some transitional slides (usually all black or all white). If you set a transitional slide to 0 seconds 0 miliseconds, it will display forever. by changing it to 1 milisecond, this works. I assume that the intent was not to display the slide forever if it had a 0 second 0 milisecond custom display time.

Why do you need to worry about the frames per second? Who is going to flip 29 different images up on the screen every second? If I have a 5 second wait time, there should be a way to optimize the quicktime movie to show the slide, wait, then the transition animation, then the slide. etc. I've watched many quicktime movies (granted not full screen, but 640x480) that were not 100meg/minute of movie.

Here is a feature request that would easily solve the "I want my mac users to see my presentations." (pieces of this have been mentioned before in other threads, but I thought I'd start one dedicated to this topic.) Could PicturesToExe have an add-in that would create a PicturesToMOV type scenario? If the slide show could be exported into a quicktime movie file, you have easily created shows that can be viewable by mac users, as well as a host of other possibilities (streaming, web shows etc). Granted, some functionality would not work, i.e., buttons etc. But hey, as a quick fix for those mac users this might be an easy solution. Of course, exporting a .swf file is another quite impractical solution