Powerful Sound Features
PE slide show software supports the assignment of individual sound tracks to each slide as well as a Show sound track. This powerful feature provides for sound synchronized presentations and digital slides shows which narrate and embellish your photo slide shows.
With PE the the length of the slides appearance and the length of the sound byte may be automatically synced with the sound determining the appearance time of the slide.
The duration of an image can be synced to the length of a sound track. This has dramatic implications for creating shows:
- There's no need for a complex timeline -- you don't have to manually insert sound tracks in association with slides.
- Editing the sound automatically adjusts the trimming of the slide and the show.
- Create play lists
- Have music and sound change based on slide changes with no timming required
- Real mixing and fade control
The sound associated with each slide in the photo slide show will move with the slide as a show is edited.
Individual blending controls let you set the mix percentage between the main soundtrack and each slide in the slide show.
PE also lets you loop a song to play for the full length of the show.
This easy to use and powerful sound capability which is unique to PE will let you create professional multimedia slide shows for entertainment, guided tours (virtual tours), training applications and numerous other applications...and lots of fun!
Creating Slide Shows
Easy StillMotion Creator PE can quickly import your images into a slide sorter display. You can then 
change the order of the slides by simply dragging them around the sorter screen. Insert other entire folders, groups of images or select individual images to add from any source you choose. Image scaling and centering are all done automatically for you!
You can drag and drop from folders so making your slide shows is easier than ever!
Edit the slide show order by dragging and dropping slides or groups of slides. Click on the preview icon at anytime to see your show .
