[Giovanni Romero]

[Mike Kujbida] “dissolve or any other transition between each one if you want that.
Click the first image, hold down the Shift key and click the last image in the sequence (this selects all of them) and press the g key to group them all together.
Now place your cursor at the far right edge of the last image. Hold down the CTRL key and drag everything to the right until you get to the second marker and let go.
You should see a squiggly line (looks like a series of W joined together) that looks like a small wave across all these images. That’s an indication that things hav”

hi
thanks a lot
i will try today as soon i have free time
cheers

[Giovanni Romero]

Andrew

about
quote:
Are you saying you want to display 15 pictures for 3 minutes each…..

is was only an example , seeing my native language is not english , i wanted to try an easy example

Great solution ->
To select a group of pictures, use the standard Windows selection methods:
1) To pick a contiguous block of pictures (i.e. pic1, pic2, pic3, pic4, pic5, etc.), left-click on pic1, then hold down the shift key and left click on the last picture of the group – pic5 in this case. This will select pictures 1-5. Next, with the picture files highlighted (selected), left-click on the 1st file, hold down the left mouse button and drag the group onto your timeline. The (selected) pictures will all come as a group and will be overlapped by the amount you set in the Options>Preferences…>Editing>Cut-to-overlap conversion (seconds) value.
2) To pick a NON-contiguous block of pictures (i.e. pic1, pic3, pic4, pic6, pic9, etc.), left-click on pic1, then hold down the CTRL key and left click on each picture you want in the group. This will select pictures 1, 3, 4, 6, & 9. Next, with the picture files highlighted (selected), left-click on the 1st file, hold down the left mouse button and drag the group onto your timeline.

[Giovanni Romero]

hi Mike
thanks for the answer

sadly i don’t know how edit my message and use the quote

but i want to say that i’m tring to move from premiere to vegas

in premiere it was enough to selet a bung of photos in the timeline right click Speed/duration and set duration …

i would like to do the same in vegas

thanks

[Giovanni Romero]

hi Andrew

thansk for the answer

well , i want to create a slideshow

i have lots of photos in my timeline

i want to set the duration of 15 pictures about 3 minutes

and set the duration of other photos about 6 minutes

how can i do it?

[Giovanni Romero]

hi Harry

may i ask a question ?

seeing you are vegas user

i am using Vegas pro last 5 years

1)
further the easiness of vegas , what do you find better in vegas then in premiere ?

2)
about importing containters (video files codec ) is better premiere cc or vegas?

thanks Harry

[Giovanni Romero]

thanks!

so match sequence is totaly unlinked to smart rendering , am i right?

[Giovanni Romero]

hi Joe

Premiere will ask if you want to match the settings to the timeline or to the footage

it have never asked me to match the settings

When exporting the Sequence you can select “Match Sequence Settings” which will create an exported file with the same codec

but if i had in my project some clips like mov ,mp4 and avi ,what codec will it use ?
seeing the clips are different containers

thanks Joe!