I have just produced a slide show with appx. 600 pictures. I brought it over to videowave and tried to delete/add music in the time line view. It will delete them but won't let me add any. I scrolled over to the far right to see If there were any there and there wasn't.
Any ideas ???
Thank you
George
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Adding music
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Gig A.
, Jun 20 2007 04:49 AM
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Posted 20 June 2007 - 05:10 AM
In Videowave, open the Media Selector and drag the c/audio file to any audio track in Timeline mode.
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Posted 09 August 2007 - 05:14 PM
QUOTE (msgig @ Jun 20 2007, 04:49 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I have just produced a slide show with appx. 600 pictures. I brought it over to videowave and tried to delete/add music in the time line view. It will delete them but won't let me add any. I scrolled over to the far right to see If there were any there and there wasn't.
Any ideas ???
Thank you
George
Mass/USA
Any ideas ???
Thank you
George
Mass/USA
Dont ask your older sister, because she has no clue!!
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Posted 30 August 2007 - 03:27 PM
QUOTE (msgig @ Jun 20 2007, 07:49 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I have just produced a slide show with appx. 600 pictures. I brought it over to videowave and tried to delete/add music in the time line view. It will delete them but won't let me add any. I scrolled over to the far right to see If there were any there and there wasn't.
Any ideas ???
Thank you
George
Mass/USA
Any ideas ???
Thank you
George
Mass/USA
Two things, delete the proxy files (top menu> tools> options> delete proxy files. Proxy files are staged files so that the program open your project faster but they can be screwed up. They will almost immediately be rebuilt with the clean information.
The second; you cannot add:
1) Music files purchased from an on-line store like iTunes.
2) Some mp3 files because of their quality. For these files, take them into Sound Editor and export them as wav files. They will work then.
Any more details that you can provide? You said that you brought the project into the program, please explain what you mean.
I assume you know that other poster?
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 04:51 AM
ok, will do those 2 suggestions, thanks..
Yes, I know that other poster..Sister who just bought EMC 9 also..
Thanks
Two things, delete the proxy files (top menu> tools> options> delete proxy files. Proxy files are staged files so that the program open your project faster but they can be screwed up. They will almost immediately be rebuilt with the clean information.
The second; you cannot add:
1) Music files purchased from an on-line store like iTunes.
2) Some mp3 files because of their quality. For these files, take them into Sound Editor and export them as wav files. They will work then.
Any more details that you can provide? You said that you brought the project into the program, please explain what you mean.
I assume you know that other poster?
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Yes, I know that other poster..Sister who just bought EMC 9 also..
Thanks
Two things, delete the proxy files (top menu> tools> options> delete proxy files. Proxy files are staged files so that the program open your project faster but they can be screwed up. They will almost immediately be rebuilt with the clean information.
The second; you cannot add:
1) Music files purchased from an on-line store like iTunes.
2) Some mp3 files because of their quality. For these files, take them into Sound Editor and export them as wav files. They will work then.
Any more details that you can provide? You said that you brought the project into the program, please explain what you mean.
I assume you know that other poster?
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Posted 02 October 2007 - 01:15 PM
I'm also having trouble adding songs to a slideshow. Can I transfer from Windows Media or directly from CDs?
I'm grateful for ideas and suggestions.
I'm grateful for ideas and suggestions.
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Posted 02 October 2007 - 07:42 PM
QUOTE (mperk720 @ Oct 2 2007, 05:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'm also having trouble adding songs to a slideshow. Can I transfer from Windows Media or directly from CDs?
I'm grateful for ideas and suggestions.
I'm grateful for ideas and suggestions.
You should have started a new post instead of hijacking another.
Anyway, you cannot add audio directly froma CD to a slideshow, you will have to first rip it to your hard drive. I don't understand what you mean by Windows media.
Explain a bit more what you have been doing so far and what is happening.
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