bddorsey

The latter. I'm putting all of the slides in a slide list and then adding the transitions in the timeline view. But i get to a certain point (seemingly arbitrary point) and it just stops letting me add transitions. And of course, when i preview it, it stops on that slide and that's it; despite the fact that there is both more music and more slides....

I'm doing a custom sync in timeline view with a couple of hundred slides and am about 70 slides into it with lots of music left. But i get to a certain point and it just won't let me add any more transitions. I've tried deleting slides and replacing with others but it seems to keep dying at this same slide number. ANy suggestions? I'm totally bummed - been at this for like 5 hours and I'd hate to have to scrap it. Thanks. ~bd

Is there a way to manually set a bunch of transition points in a timeline (say the first 10) and then have P2E calculate and arrange the rest of the slides for the duration of the music? Then if I change the music (and hence the duration) I can delete all but those first 10 points and then do it again to the new music duration. [it's not as simple as just doing an arrange all points and then fudging with the first bunch and moving the back bunch together since you'd actually need to contract the timing b/w transitions on the back bunch). Thx. ~bd

Fantastic. Thanks for all the help!! Greatly appreciated. ~bd

I had a drive crash with all the images to a P2Exe show on it, but before it died completely i managed to copy the folder containing the images to another drive. Since I have hundreds of slides in this presentation and I don't want to have to go find them all again, is there a way that I can globally change the path to the files to point to the folder of the same name that now exists on a drive with a different letter? IN a nutshell I want all my files in the slide show that are F:/directory/imageXYZ.jpg to globally change to G:/directory/imageXYZ.jpg Is there a way to do that easily? Thx, tons. ~bd

But there's a difference b/w avi and Quicktime, no? What if we did just want to export directly to quicktime (rather than make an avi that we could bring into quicktime?) I figured the results would be cleaner... Any ideas? Thx.

Please please please allow us to view thumbnails of images! It's so hard to sort them all by name! And allow creation of Quicktime as well! And a mac version too! Thanks. ~bd