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en-us:11.0:project_settings_1:preferences [2023/01/06 15:22] – [Colour Management] davegeeen-us:11.0:project_settings_1:preferences [2023/08/22 13:16] (current) – [Templates of Projects] davegee
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 ====== Colour Management ====== ====== Colour Management ======
  
-PTE AV Studio 11 now includes full colour management.+PTE AV Studio 11 Pro now includes full colour management.
  
   * Support of embedded colour profiles in JPEG and PNG images.   * Support of embedded colour profiles in JPEG and PNG images.
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   * So this gives you great possibilities. For example, people send EXE presentations to a camera club for AV competition. If you have a calibrated AdobeRGB projector, you can force to run these EXE presentations in Adobe RGB colour space with wide-gamut. It will give excellent results, if AV authors will use Adobe RGB images in EXE files.   * So this gives you great possibilities. For example, people send EXE presentations to a camera club for AV competition. If you have a calibrated AdobeRGB projector, you can force to run these EXE presentations in Adobe RGB colour space with wide-gamut. It will give excellent results, if AV authors will use Adobe RGB images in EXE files.
  
-  * PicturesToExe performs colour managements for all objects (images, videos, text, rectangles, background).+  * PTE AV Studio Pro performs colour managements for all objects (images, videos, text, rectangles, background).
  
-  * PicturesToExe performs colour management in real time. It doesn't affect the performance. PicturesToExe use source images with colour profiles and adapts them to colour space of destination monitor in real time on the fly.+  * PTE AV Studio Pro performs colour management in real time. It doesn't affect the performance. PicturesToExe use source images with colour profiles and adapts them to colour space of destination monitor in real time on the fly.
  
-  * //PicturesToExe Essentials doesn't offer any color management options in the Preferences. Color management works automatically with default settings. PicturesToExe Essentials reads color profiles from JPEG images and automatically converts all non-sRGB images to sRGB color space//+  * //PTE AV Studio Essentials doesn't offer any color management options in the Preferences. Color management works automatically with default settings. PicturesToExe Essentials reads color profiles from JPEG images and automatically converts all non-sRGB images to sRGB color space//
 ===== Timeline ===== ===== Timeline =====
  
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   * This section controls the heights of the Slide and audio tracks in the timeline view. although values can be selected here, the user is advised to use the shortcut keys of **CTRL + Shift + mouse wheel**  to alter track heights. The slide or audio track must be selected first.   * This section controls the heights of the Slide and audio tracks in the timeline view. although values can be selected here, the user is advised to use the shortcut keys of **CTRL + Shift + mouse wheel**  to alter track heights. The slide or audio track must be selected first.
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 +==== Clear Cache of Waveforms ====
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 +PTE AV Studio extracts waveforms for audio clips to display them in the Timeline view. For faster working of the Timeline PTE AV Studio saves extracted waveforms in a file cache. Sometimes, very rarely, for a locked audio file PTE AV Studio can extract a broken waveform. A Waveform Error message can appear. To solve this issue, a special command "Clear Cache of Waveforms" in the Preferences > Timeline tab has been added.
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 ===== Toolbars ===== ===== Toolbars =====
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   * Toolbars Profiles (User Profiles) can be Saved and Loaded to suit the user.   * Toolbars Profiles (User Profiles) can be Saved and Loaded to suit the user.
  
-  * The Reset Button allows the return to Pictures To Exe Default Status.+  * The Reset Button allows the return to PTE AV Studio Default Status.
  
   * The example below shows a Slide View with all Tools Active (ticked).   * The example below shows a Slide View with all Tools Active (ticked).
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 This section has two options which are : This section has two options which are :
  
-  * **Ignore objects not selected**  - When selected, objects which are behind another object in the "Objects and Animation" window can be selected and cltered without affecting the object which is in front (see a more detailed explanation in [[:en-us:8.0:techniques:selection|Selection and Transparency]]) .+  * **Ignore objects not selected**  - When selected, objects which are behind another object in the "Objects and Animation" window can be selected and cltered without affecting the object which is in front .
   * **Hide selection on pan/zoom/rotate**  - When selected, the selection handles of the object selected will be hidden when an object is moved.   * **Hide selection on pan/zoom/rotate**  - When selected, the selection handles of the object selected will be hidden when an object is moved.
 (Can also be changed directly in the O&A window by using the "Tools" button) (Can also be changed directly in the O&A window by using the "Tools" button)
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 ==== Templates of Projects ==== ==== Templates of Projects ====
  
-This deals with the management of templates. A template can be considered as a set of project settings which can be used over and over again without the user having to reset project parameters. For example a user might want to make all his shows where the slide aspect ratio is always 3:2, the slide standard duration is 7s and a standard transition of gradual fade in are required. To do this, set up each of the required settings in "Project Options" and then use the menu option **File/Templates/Create Template from this show**. In the "Templates" tab, the "custom" button can be used to access all the project settings, the resultant show parameters saved as a template, and the "Use Template for New Projects" button to make this the default template. Of course a number of different templates can be created for different type of show. At the bottom of this section is the location where saved templates will be created. This default folder can be changed by the user if required.+  * This deals with the management of templates.  
 +  * A template can be considered as a set of project settings which can be used over and over again without the user having to reset project parameters.  
 +  * For example a user might want to make all his shows where the slide aspect ratio is always 3:2, the slide standard duration is 7s and a standard transition of gradual fade in are required.  
 +  * To do this, set up each of the required settings in "Project Options" and then use the menu option **File/Templates/Create Template from this show**.  
 +  * In the "Templates" tab, the "custom" button can be used to access all the project settings, the resultant show parameters saved as a template, and the "Use Template for New Projects" button to make this the default template. 
 +  * A number of different templates can be created for different type of show.  
 +  * At the bottom of this section is the location where saved templates will be created.  
 +  * This default folder can be changed by the user if required. 
  
 ==== Custom Slide Styles and Transitions ==== ==== Custom Slide Styles and Transitions ====
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