PS3 - preview problems

Posted: 12-14-2004, 10:17 PM

Clybella

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I am new to Photostory and recently downloaded the PS3 version. I like it
because I can apply more than one piece of music. I am creating a small
photo story of my daughter's wedding and each photo needs to be accurately
timed with the music. I make adjustments to the motion and transition timing
but when I go to preview it I run into problems. I indicate the number of
seconds I want the picture to show, but the time it acutally shows is much
greater. I found that different transitions take different times to play,
but still take much longer than the timing I have set. I also find that when
I preview, over and over again, the display is different even if I've made no
changes. Anyone have any tips?

thanks,

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Yves Alarie

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Re: PS3 - preview problems

Posted: 12-15-2004, 04:08 PM

Go to this site, look under the Movie Maker 2 menu on the left. You will see
a folder for PS3 at the bottom. Open it and find the info you want there.
www.papajohn.org

"Clybella" <Clybella@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am new to Photostory and recently downloaded the PS3 version. I like it
> because I can apply more than one piece of music. I am creating a small
> photo story of my daughter's wedding and each photo needs to be accurately
> timed with the music. I make adjustments to the motion and transition

timing

> but when I go to preview it I run into problems. I indicate the number of
> seconds I want the picture to show, but the time it acutally shows is much
> greater. I found that different transitions take different times to play,
> but still take much longer than the timing I have set. I also find that

when

> I preview, over and over again, the display is different even if I've made

> changes. Anyone have any tips?
>
> thanks,

Ravi G. Ravichandran

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Re: PS3 - preview problems

Posted: 12-18-2004, 04:28 PM

I used preview until version 2. However, it takes too long with version 3
and I do not use it. If the preview does not come up in a couple of seconds
for a frame, it is too slow.

Ravi

"Clybella" <Clybella@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:12370955-4840-4773-9624-85C0AC57524D@microsoft.com...

>I am new to Photostory and recently downloaded the PS3 version. I like it
> because I can apply more than one piece of music. I am creating a small
> photo story of my daughter's wedding and each photo needs to be accurately
> timed with the music. I make adjustments to the motion and transition
> timing
> but when I go to preview it I run into problems. I indicate the number of
> seconds I want the picture to show, but the time it acutally shows is much
> greater. I found that different transitions take different times to play,
> but still take much longer than the timing I have set. I also find that
> when
> I preview, over and over again, the display is different even if I've made
> no
> changes. Anyone have any tips?
>
> thanks,

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