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#Proshow producer 6 registration key only psp#
do not try this at home My initial reaction is that creating that type of production would take about the same amount of time in PSP as it does in PE. Only to find that the show was created by professionals and as the warning says "these are trained professionals. I will buy this product so I can produce these great shows. My concern woud be that most people (myself included), would look at the demo and say wow this is great. Looks like most of the effects are multi-layered, key framed, and rely heavily on a skilled operator. But in reality, how difficult and time consuming would it be to create some of the effects.
Is this true? If so, how does that affect your keyframing, multi-layer work? I would guess that there is a timeline, but that they are hiding it to keep from scaring potential customers.įinally, I went to the PSP website and saw their demo. It would be interesting to see how that works.įrom looking at the PSP commercial, it seems that they use a sceneline interface rather than a timeline interface. I see in PE4 there is supposed to be "beat detection". I think PSP might be a good tool, but trying to assess the learning curve.ĭoes PSP allow you to synchronize your slides to the music, similar to the unnumbered markers in PE. How difficult is the keyframing relative to PE2? I find myself doing mostly stills with some video. Seems that key framing unlocks the power of PSP and PE2. There could easily be over 600 8 megapixel photos in the show along with some video. Is this step unnecessary in PSP? I think of the kids swim team with over 100 kids. I see that you down rezzed the PE slides as recommended. Does PSP have flicker removal similar to PE2? Also, it seems that the show using the Photodex tool is not working. Does this show in the actual DVD? The PE2 version does not show this flicker. As mentioned, it does seem that the Pro-Show WMV has a bit of shimmer to it. I looked at the example links you provided. I don't have a lot of time, so I need it to be well spent as I work on my projects. I keep looking for a tool that will minimize my time involvement, but still look like someone took a bit more time than it actually did.
#Proshow producer 6 registration key only pro#
It took me longer than I expected) test comparing Pro Show Producer and PE2 slideshows. Posts: 587 Joined: Sat 9:54 pm Location: The Jersey Shoreĭoreen L. I'm still debating but I'm becoming more and more tempted. I wouldn't pay $250 for PSP but upgrading from PSG is $100 for me because I've had PSG for two years. And PSP has keyframing and layering (PSG doesn't). I also had problems when trying to export in widescreen mode.Īlso, creating a slideshow in PSP was much faster than PE2. You don't have options on resolution size on exporting to wmv. I tried some of the other export options in PSP and found they're not very good (maybe I'm doing something wrong). I don't know why PSP wmv created in WMM is so bad - the avi I imported looked great. The PSP show using their presenter is obviously better and quality also shows when burning a DVD (using their DVD or your own DVD authoring program. The PSP show is 4.2mb and the wmvs are 2.93 mb (the closest I could get).
#Proshow producer 6 registration key only how to#
I don't know why it's still there and I'm still figuring out how to get rid of it)
(Don't pay any attention to the video that has a grey screen.
#Proshow producer 6 registration key only movie#
I imported to Windows Movie Maker and created a wmv. I also exported as a avi, inported to Windows Movie Maker and created a wmv.įor the PE2 show, I resized the same photos to 1000圆66 resolution, created a show and exported to 'movie'. It took me longer than I expected) test comparing Pro Show Producer and PE2 slideshows.įor the PSP (which is basically the same as PSG as far as quality) show, I imported 6mp photos directly from my files, created a show and exported to a webshow using the Photodex presenter.
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