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Very dramatic, and a treat to view! Is the cloud movement through the use of masks?

Thanks Dave

Thanks for the confirmation Ronnie, I really appreciate it. I am under the impression that both screens although different sizes are synchronized.

Thanks so much for your informative and quick reply Dave, I really appreciate it.

Hello everyone, I have been requested to put together a fellow photographers memorial service. I have put together numerous shows using high end projectors in auditoriums etc. They have all been 3:2 published as an exe. The room will have two large screen televisions. I assume 16:9. Would this be the format that I would use if I want it to fill the screen? This is where I get confused, does this mean the photos should be at 1920x1080 or an equivalent like 1280x720. At least as a background to put 3:2 photos on. I am wondering about quality. I have noticed on the forums that people publish to a AVI video.Is that preferred over an exe file. Can that be looped? I have never watched my shows on a television and need the basics. Thanks for your help with this, Kieron

Thanks so much for your generosity.

Thanks Lin, very enjoyable and enlightening.

I have watched this over, and over again! Simply amazing.

I found this quite interesting to read. https://fstoppers.com/review/smartslides-new-beat-matching-feature-creating-professionally-beat-matched-219395

Excellent Dave, very helpful. Kieron

Thanks again Lin, for your ongoing generosity.

Thanks Lin, for your ongoing help. Kieron

Thanks Dave, I missed that.

I would like to add my site to the list please, Kieron Nelson www.vanishingculturesphotography.com Thanks

I would also like to thank Barry for the tutorials, more than worth it to me. I have always been a fan of Barry`s teaching style. While I am thanking people, I would also like to give a big thank you to Dave and Lin for their ongoing generosity, it is greatly appreciated.

The Canadian Association Of Photographic Art (CAPA), submission of images from all individuals and photo clubs, Maximum horizontal size: 1400 pixels and Maximum vertical size: 1050 pixels. Most images are at this size although a lot use 3:2. Kieron

Thanks for this Dom, I think it is an excellent idea. Kieron

Great news! Looking forward to more.

Thanks for this eye opener Lin, full of inspiration and ideas! A lot of work by you, and greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kieron

Thank you for taking the time, and your generosity. Kieron

Thanks for this Dave, Nice to see your posts again. Kieron

Thanks for the suggestions everyone, Kieron

I came across this from Igor in an update to 8.07 "+ Up/Down keys to go next/previous slide in executable slideshow. It allows to use remote controllers which are compatible with Powerpoint. " This works to advance a show, but still looking at using the controller to Start the show. Is there a way to assign a key (F5) to start a show or must you use a menu or click on the icon with a mouse?

Thanks for the reply Eric, I am using a laptop and digital projector. Windows 10 64 bit, I was hoping to just click a button unnoticed by everyone and start the show. I will take the time to explore your videos and the on-line menu.

I am having difficulty understanding how to launch a slide show using a remote or presenter. In the past I had an Icon on the screen and double clicked it (using a mouse) to start the show. The presenter is mainly used for Power Point and Keynote, which I do not use. The buttons will advance the show while playing if I want it to, but I can not figure out how to launch it. My understanding is that it has something to do with the F5 key. Is there a way to program the show to run from the F5 key perhaps. I have tried run application/run slideshow but do not fully understand this to be honest. This will be used in a large venue and it will work up to 100 feet, or so the literature says. If anyone has any insight or experience with something similar, I would appreciate any, and all advice. Thanks, Kieron