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  1. Move your files, then next time you open your project is will say there are missing files.

    Click on locate missing files & navigate to the new folder.

    If all the files were originally in the same folder & are now in the folder PTE will find them all in one go.
    If the originals were in different foilders then you may have to locate more than one.

    Try it first by just moving a few if you wish.

    You need to be using PTE 9 or 10 for this to work.

    This works for Windows, I asume it is also present in the Mac version.

    Jill

  2. Making all of your slides the same duration becomes extremely boring and predictable to watch. Unless of course you are presenting them as individual single images and not as a whole AV playing in time to the music.

    It is a standard windows function to Ctrl+A to select all slides, then you can deselect the ones you don't want by Ctrl click on them. Or click on the first then shift click on the last to just select a section.

    For audio on a video to completely mute it do that in O&A. To adjust the volume right click on the video in timeline and select seperate audio. Then use keyframes on the volume line to adjust.

    The status bar will show the filename so you can see if jpg or MP4 etc. You may need to turn that on in preferences.

    PTE really is easy to use and very powerful. The fact that the user has to do things rather it being all automatic is what gives it the flexibity.

    Jill

  3. Mark, you can do it all in PTE

    Make the ones you want to last as a Master video on the first slide.

    Then add the same video to subsequent slides but make it a Linked video.

    See properties tab for the video in O&A.

     

    If the video is shorter than the total length of the slide show, then just make it a master video again when it's duration runs out.

    This is what I did to the clouds in the 'Suddenly' AV we showed last Friday.

    Jill

  4. read it through yourself twice slowly

    That should then be long enough for someone seeing it for the first time to read it.

    Make sure you use a ledigible font, for some of the more Script type fonts it is better to leave it on slightly longer especially if over an image

    Jill

  5. 1 hour ago, Tejano Bob said:

    Just move the slide to where you want the video to end"

    This is the slide following the video.

    In Timeline view the length (duration) of a Slide is determined by where the following slide starts

    If your video is say 30 secs long & you only want the first 10 secs, then position the following slide (or video) at 10secs - Simple

    Jill

  6. I gave you 3 different ways to trim a video depending on what you want.

    The quickest & easiest is in the Timeline

    As I said above, you don't need to trim the end - just move the following slide to the point you want the video to end.

    Very quick & easy.

    Jill

  7. Having done some more tests it appears to be happening with MP4 files created with M.Objects software.

    We are currently receiving entries for a competition & these are the ones causing the problems.

    VLC have come back to say no one else has of yet reported a problem & wanted to know what the Codec was.
    We have replied that it does appear to be related to M.Objects.

    MP4's made with PTE both Windows & Mac versions play OK

    Jill

     

  8. It appears that there is a problem with the latest VLC Player 3.0.11

    MP4 files play perfectly in an earlier version 3.0.8, but the sound breaks up when playing in the latest version.

    The same MP4 file will play OK in Windows Media Player & in PTE.

    We have emailed VLC about this problem.

     

    Best not to update yet if you have an earlier version.

    Jill

  9. We use both exe & MP4 & don't have any problems.
    We have run many online AV events.

    Make sure you tick the box to 'allow computer sound' and 'optimise full screen video'

    It could be that your mic is picking up the sound, rather than it coming directly from your computer.
    This would cause a delay.

    Jill

     

     

  10. Use VLC Player - it is free & can save a screengrab from the video as a jpg.

    The 'hardest' part is making sure you pause the video at the correct place to capture what you want.
    It will capture at the video resolution.

     

    But also very easy in PTE, run it in fullscreen, pause playback at the point you want & if using Windows 10 just hit Windows Key +Shift+S

    You can then grab the whole screen, or part of it & then save to your chosen folder.

    No need for extra software.

    But you do need the screen resolution you are playing back on to be high

    Jill

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