Slide Show Picture Duration
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Slide Show Picture Duration
Hi
I am working on a slide show and I want to change the Viewing Duration of
all photo’s within the project to 8 seconds. Can I do this? How?
Also is there a way to change this duration permanently so that all slide show pictures will have an 8 second duration at time of a projects creation? Again, if possible, how?
I can change each photo but with over 100 in this project alone this can be quite tedious.
Thanks for any help offered,
Bill
I am working on a slide show and I want to change the Viewing Duration of
all photo’s within the project to 8 seconds. Can I do this? How?
Also is there a way to change this duration permanently so that all slide show pictures will have an 8 second duration at time of a projects creation? Again, if possible, how?
I can change each photo but with over 100 in this project alone this can be quite tedious.
Thanks for any help offered,
Bill
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Trevor Andrew
Trevor
Many thanks!
I could not change all clips using shift + click BUT
re-doing the project AFTER your advise, and using preference/edit All Is Well! All pictures load into storyboard & timeline at 8 seconds.
Thanks so much for your prompt return!
I also assume with this change all photo's will respond in this manner to new project's started? Also will this have an effect back on new projects for Video work?
Bill
I could not change all clips using shift + click BUT
re-doing the project AFTER your advise, and using preference/edit All Is Well! All pictures load into storyboard & timeline at 8 seconds.
Thanks so much for your prompt return!
I also assume with this change all photo's will respond in this manner to new project's started? Also will this have an effect back on new projects for Video work?
Bill
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Trevor Andrew
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Trevor Andrew
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Trevor Andrew
One question seems to be left unanswered:
When you come to your computer on another day with a new project in mind -- new slide show, new everything -- will the Preferences you set today still be in effect?
My experience is NO: You have to set Preferences for each new project. "Saving" a project midway stores those Preferences so the project itself will always retain them, until you change them yourself.
A new project is another story.
Additional comment: If you have two hard drives, you should try to put your Working folder on a different drive from the one with your VS program file. There are two places where you set this, in Preferences: the left-hand tab, and the right-hand one (forget their names).
When you come to your computer on another day with a new project in mind -- new slide show, new everything -- will the Preferences you set today still be in effect?
My experience is NO: You have to set Preferences for each new project. "Saving" a project midway stores those Preferences so the project itself will always retain them, until you change them yourself.
A new project is another story.
Additional comment: If you have two hard drives, you should try to put your Working folder on a different drive from the one with your VS program file. There are two places where you set this, in Preferences: the left-hand tab, and the right-hand one (forget their names).
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Using VS10+, I just changed my preferences for image duration, fade duration, and transition duration, then closed VS. Re-opened VS and my new settings were present.
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jchunter
1) Shift Click works only if you turn off Ripple-Edit - otherwise, the menu option "Change Color/Duration" is dimmed out and does not allow you to select multiple images and change duration all at once.
2) Preferences are globally-acting on all projects, new and old, which makes it really difficult to concurrently work on different types of projects (DV, HDV, mpeg2, WMF, etc.). You have to remember to manually setup prefs each time. I have requested Ulead to save the preferences in each project file, so that when you reopen that project, the editing environment is reestablished to what it was the last time you worked on it.
3) Properties of any edited object in the timeline of an established project are retained in that project, so, a duration of 4 seconds in a specific image in the timeline will not be changed by changing the default image duration in Preferences, later.
2) Preferences are globally-acting on all projects, new and old, which makes it really difficult to concurrently work on different types of projects (DV, HDV, mpeg2, WMF, etc.). You have to remember to manually setup prefs each time. I have requested Ulead to save the preferences in each project file, so that when you reopen that project, the editing environment is reestablished to what it was the last time you worked on it.
3) Properties of any edited object in the timeline of an established project are retained in that project, so, a duration of 4 seconds in a specific image in the timeline will not be changed by changing the default image duration in Preferences, later.
