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Sorry, I misunderstood your question, so I have deleted my comment.

Thank you, Barry, it all worked fine, even for this Mac user!

Are they all .jpg files?

I downloaded but got a danger warning from Webroot SecureAnywhere. I did not run it.

Congratulations on the 25th Anniversary of this splendid application. …and special thanks for the Mac version, it is wonderful! Ian McIntosh

Thanks Igor. Ian

How is v.12 progressing? Ian

Which software are you using to play the MP4?

See this. https://christinewiddall.co.uk/tutorials/pan-and-zoom-in-pics-to-exe/ On viewing this tutorial again, I see it is based on a much older version of the software but the principle is OK.

In addition to Jill's comment, I added blanks slide of short duration before and after the video.

I am not sure what you mean by a program list. I have a menu from which to run PTE shows one of them is an mp4 file as a video-wrap inside a pte sequence. iMac 27"

Bert, it's good to know that the problem is solved. That's the joy of this forum!

Via Google translate: Is it possible to make a color gradient on a frame (in a photo with a Simple Border style for example)? I've already changed the color, but it would be perfect if I could do it in 2 tones. I searched but couldn't find... Thank you for your answers. :-)

Mike tells me that he has resolved the problem.

There's been nothing further from the originator of this thread.

I am a Mac user so I don't know if this is possible – could you start screen capture before starting the .exe file and then edit out the unwanted bit at the start?

Hello T. Just checked and I don't see a problem. Could you show a screenshot to show the issue? Ian

Happy Christmas and all good wishes for 2024 and beyond.

The latest version for Mac is v. 25.2

Question.

With PTE AV Studio open, look to the menu bar and next to the Apple logo is "PTE AV Studio." Click on this to get the drop-down menu and go to "Preferences." > System > External Editors > Set Graphical Editor >Use the following program… Click on the folder icon on the RHS and navigate to your Applications folder and select your NEW Photoshop app. Then OK it.

In relation to the above, scroll down to the third screen shot and select "Set Graphical Editor…" then work through to find your current version of Photoshop.

Have you looked at NOTTA?

Glad to help!