PTE 12.0.5 Beta

[Igor]

Hi,

PTE AV Studio 12.0.5 Beta is available:

• Added support for images in PSD format. Only for PSD files saved with the "Maximize Compatibility" option (enabled by default), which includes the merged layer.
• Added support for videos in the MXF file container.
• Fixed an issue where TIFF images used as decorations were not displayed correctly in slide styles. 
• Fixed an issue on macOS where Arabic letters in text objects overlapped each other.

Download for PC: https://files.wnsoft.com/test/pteavstudio-setup.exe

Download for Mac: https://files.wnsoft.com/test/PTE-AV-Studio.dmg

Player for Mac: https://files.wnsoft.com/test/PTE-AV-Player.dmg

The About window shows v12.0.5 Build 2 (Build 1 on Mac)

[AllieB]

Tested this feature today and it works fine. In the past I always converted my foto´s from psd to jpg and introduced them in PTE.

I learned sometimes ago that jpg-files everyyime when they were opened and closed the quality goes down thus therefor I think it would be useful although the format of PSD-files will be a trigger.

Thanks anyway,

AllieB

[jkb]

PTE does not resave the file. therefore the quality does not change. It is only if you open & resave that th quality would change as it is a lossy process.

PTE just links to files and all changes are Virtual within the Program

Jill

[AllieB]

@jkb thank you for your response. 

Yes I know how PTE works with the files itself. I wasn´t clear in my response. As I take all my foto´s in raw they were saved in Lightroom and when I want to use them in PTE makes copies as jpg. But during the process of creating a slideshow often I had to change a detail in one of these foto´s. At that point I do that changes mostly in Photshop and there for I have to open the jpg-file, make the corrections, and save again in the PTE-show. That´s the point were I fear to lose quality.

I hope this cleared my point.

[davegee]

If you save your jpegs at maximum quality it should not be an issue.

Try opening and saving a max quality jpeg and give it a suffix in the file name.

See how many times you can do this before you notice a difference between the original and version x.

I use Save For the Web - you can compare versions and adjust quality.

DG