[Texan]

Suspect I will be embarrased when someone provides the simple reply Oh Well, here it is:
I have searched the forum; however, no 'hits'...is there a way to remove ALL spacing between two (or more) pictures in VW? I have tried the manual method by ZOOMING in as far as I can & moving the pics as close as I can but there still seems to be a slight space/gap between the pics.

Note: Just to be clear, in this situation, I do not want any transitions..just pics back - to - back. Thx

This post has been edited by Texan: 17 May 2009 - 01:32 PM

[grandpabruce]

Suspect I will be embarrased when someone provides the simple reply Oh Well, here it is:
I have searched the forum; however, no 'hits'...is there a way to remove ALL spacing between two (or more) pictures in VW? I have tried the manual method by ZOOMING in as far as I can & moving the pics as close as I can but there still seems to be a slight space/gap between the pics.

Note: Just to be clear, in this situation, I do not want any transitions..just pics back - to - back. Thx

Put all of the photos on the Storyline view. Pretty simple job, and no zooming in is needed. I sure wouldn't want to watch your resultant video.

I made a test production, in VideoWave. When one picture was done, it jumped right to the next photo. You should have to do nothing, outside of adding the photos. If you are getting some kind of lag, between your photos, you may need to update your video drivers, or you need to do some "normal" maintenance of your computer.

[Larry]

If you're adding the "pics" to the main timeline/storyboard, then there are no gaps. It may look that way when in the Storyboard view, but those are just placeholders for transitions if you add any. When you play the preview of your project you'll see that it goes from one panel to the next with no gap in between. The same will be true when the project gets rendered into a video format.

[Texan]

Thanks...appears I am 'seeing' the placeholder spots.

[myguggi]

Thanks...appears I am 'seeing' the placeholder spots.

How long are these gaps?
What happens if you switch to the timeline view and then single step frame-by-frame across the "gaps" from one photo to another? If you have no transitions then there should ne "no gaps"