Photopia gives you the ability to publish your final videos in various preset orientations, including wide formats for TVs and computers and tall formats for social media. Learn how to create and publish your videos in any of these formats.
Publishing your show as a video file is the most common way to share your slideshow. There are a lot of options to choose from, and this tutorial is designed to help you make the best choice.
Menus allow your audience to access multiple shows individually but are only available when publishing as a DVD, BluRay, or standalone EXE file. You can customize menus to display all shows on a single page or spread them across separate...
This tutorial will step you through creating a vertical video file that you can upload as a Story to your Social Media. This tutorial uses the Happy Holidays Slide Style.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to create multiple page DVD menus and how to customize them. Introduction Starting with a Project that has multiple shows Video File Publish Options Simple Menu Selection Multiple Page Menus Moving content from one...
In this lesson you'll learn the two vital steps that are needed to put more than one show on a single DVD in Photopia.
If you have a presentation and would like a single image to hold on screen indefinitely, until you're ready to play your show (say, before a Memorial), you can use this little trick in the DVD Menu.
I get asked fairly often how you can loop a stand alone video file. The basic answer is that you can't, but what you need to do is rethink the question you're asking.In this tutorial I'll explain how you can...
In this Part 2 Tutorial for trimming your video files inside Photopia, I'll show you how you can trim several separate video files, then batch render them all at once using the Queue.