One of the most frequently asked questions we get into our customer tech support lines is how to add multiple layers to one slide in ProShow Gold and ProShow Producer. This is easy to do and in a few clicks you can have a really cool looking slide layout. Watch the video as I walk through how this is done.
Looking to learn more about ProShow 5 and how to make even better slideshows? Check out the new edition of the Secrets of ProShow Experts book. Written by ProShow’s creator and Photodex’s President and Founder, Paul Schmidt, the book is a wonderful guide for anyone wanting to learn how to put together an amazing story.
It’s packed with helpful advice, tips, and tricks contributed by guest experts, and a wealth of examples on the companion DVD which includes trial versions of ProShow Gold and ProShow Producer.
Already Own the First Edition?
Then you’re good! The update to Secrets of ProShow Experts contains much of the same information as the first edition but with updated screenshots, techniques and updated tips and tricks from guest experts. It’s a great read for newbies but if you’ve already taken this title for a spin you most likely don’t need to purchase the second edition. Just a heads up from the Photodex gang!
Adding videos to your slideshows in ProShow is just as easy as adding images. But what happens when your video clips have sound? In today’s lesson, I’m going to show you how you can adjust a video clip’s volume and how to use ProShow’s audio tools to more seamlessly blend audio -enabled video clips with your show soundtrack.
Don’t have ProShow? Download a free trial and follow along!
Check out our new training video that’s all about editing your soundtracks in ProShow Gold and ProShow Producer. You’ll learn how to crop an audio track, add a fade, add a crossfade and more.
ProShow makes it easy to customize your slideshow’s soundtrack just the way you like.
Don’t have ProShow? Download a free trial today!
Are you on Pinterest? We are and we’re obsessed! It’s an awesome site for creating curated lists of all your favorite things around the web. For photographers and slideshow creators, it can also be a great marketing tool to help promote you and your services.
Here’s how to post your ProShow slideshows on Pinterest.
HINT: If you output to YouTube, the URL you’ll want to copy and paste is found by clicking the ‘Share’ button under your video, then copying the URL that YouTube gives you. If you just use the URL from the web address bar, pinning won’t work.
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