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My version has disappeared off my system!
I was using it it yesterday.
How do I do about reinstalling it please?
Cheers
Gdog
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In (perhaps the latest versions of) Powerpoint under the Insert tab, there is the option to insert a Photo Album. One can select images that can be inserted in the presentation.
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That worked.
Gdog
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No not that. Ive actually produced a series of pictures on PD 19 and have taken the video clips out .I want to drop them in bulk onto a powerpoint with one picture for each slide, rather than copy and paste them 1 at a time. I want to be able to loop it once its on powerpoint .There are 60 pictures involved.
As an option can I keep in as an MP4 and set it up so that it loops. How do I do that?
Gdog
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I would like to know where i can find the information that allows me to do this.
Gdog
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Hi Im just starting to use this software. Once Ive edited and exported the final file, can I copy this straight to a Powerpoint template for a looping presentation , or something in PD 365 that gives me the same functionality?
Cheers
Gdog
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I have had to reload PD365 twice in the last 3 days . On the first occasion the system allowed me to download PD365 again. On this occasion - today there was no response from the launch button.
Gdog
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I have resolved it myself. thanks
Gdog
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HI
I went to open my version of PD365 just now and its failed to open . I paid my annual subscripton on 30th October.
Please advise the next step(s).
Gdog
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Thanks Jeff
How do I reformat the USB?
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Sorry I have the answer to that .
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You have it, FAT32, max supported single file size is 4GB. Format to ntfs or other supported format that the receiving player usb supports.
Jeff
Thanks Jeff
How do I reformat the USB?
gdog
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I have just completed a video which says that its 6.99GB in size. I have a USB with nothing on it whose Properties say there is 28GB available .However when I come to drag and drop the video onto it a message appears saying its too big a file.
I suspect that the formatting is incorrect. Its set as FAT 32.Im guessing this isnt the best one for the video .
Can you please advise how what the issue is.
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gdog
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I should shouldnt I?
Gdog
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Many thanks
You have saved me a lot of time. By chance I found I had not wiped the photos from my SD cards and have found the clips I was chasing. I would never have thought of it. Thank you so much
Graeme
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I am redoing a video Ive produced containing clips and photos. Ive copied the pds and have found that the video clips wont drag to the timeline. They have a green colured video clip icon in the bottom left hand corner of each in the library section. I went back to look for the original clips in my achived file of all photos taken but they have disappeared.
Can I somehow retrieve the clips that I want from the produced copy of the original video that I created?
gDog
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I managed to get the wind out of the clip and played around with the voice reduction as well to give a pretty good clear sound of the bamboo tonking.
I pretty happy.
Thanks once again.
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Work on a backup copy of your pds file or simply remember not to save.
Just select the clip on the timeline and then the "Tools > Audio Editor" above the timeline to edit the audio track.
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Many thanks
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You could try just the wind noise reduction in AudioEditor and see if it gets you anything close. It's in Special > Noise Reduction > Wind and gives you some sensitivity adjustments. If you have AudioDirector other options exist too. I'd assume the bamboo sound is probably significantly different frequency so you can do some band pass filters to try and isolate some.
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I assume you can cut / copy and paste the audio section into Audio Editor rather than try to fiddle/adjust in the final pds.would that be the case?being quite new to this I'm not sure whats possible and don't want to stuff up what I've got
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I don't know any filter than can remove extraneous noise, even in high-end professional audio programs.
Even professional Hollywood productions must sometimes re-record audio recorded on location because of wind and background noise.
Many thanks.
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I have a short video which contains tha) teh sound mo fthe wind and b) the sound of 15 metre plus bamboo tonking together. Is ther any way I can ,with PD 18, filter out the wind leaving the bamboo sound on its own . Cheers
Gdog
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Mmm. The f3 versions of my project were all saved on my hard drive rather than the temp file within PD.
I wasnt aware that these were only held for 30 days.
Thanks anyway for replying.
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