Having prepared your movie slide show, click 'Next' to get to the final window & select the 'Save your story for playback on your computer' option. PS 3 has a tendency to 'lock up' when looking for photos during Preview / output on a 'mapped share' - and if it does, you will loose all your 'edits' since the last Save. You should always 'Save' your 'project' before attempting to add more photos ('Import Pictures') from a NAS/Server mapped drive, Save before using 'Preview' and especially Save before trying to 'output' your Story. You can pre-view to see what you have and then re-edit the timing as needed. wav) tracks which you can even 'overlay' with your own narration. You can get PhotoStory 3 to generate 'random' music or add your own (stereo. You then define a start and end 'crop' - which defines the 'pan & zoom' - and a 'transition' (for this photo, from (with) the previous).
It is possible to create a full-length 90 minute 16:9 5.1 surround-sound DVD (or even an AVCHD) starting with PhotoStory 3 'clips', but this requires a lot of work, the use of a number of supporting applications, and can best be described as 'a challenge' :-) However getting DVD quality output (let alone HD quality) is much harder. In short, it's a very quick way to generate a short 'story' to show off your recent holiday snaps that will play back on your (Windows) PC and (with 3rd party tools) can even be used to make a DVD. You can even add some basic text 'titles' (which 'overlay' the photos) and record your own 'voice over' narration ! The GUI is simple, intuitive and very easy to use and it is especially easy to define a 'pan and zoom'. You can crop, pan and zoom ('Ken Burns' effect) and add various different 'transitions' (such as 'fade' and 'page turn') between photos. MS PhotoStory 3.0 is a really easy to use way to turn a collection of photos into a 'slide show movie' with your chosen music. For details see my PhotoStory 3 on Windows 7 page one with 'improved' Digital Rights Management).
#PHOTOSTORY 3 INSTALL#
To 'downgrade' Windows 7 to WMP10, users will have to start by removing all existing MS 'Multi-media' components, then selectively install WMP10 and then avoid MS 'auto-updates' from overwriting WMP10 with a later version (i.e. So, when you 'upgrade' to WMP11, and find you have lost direct access to your CD/DVD drive (and can no longer play 'wrong region' movies) don't blame me. Each 'version' of WMP installs more and more restrictive DRM 'enforcement'. If you have WMP 11 or later (or let Microsoft 'update' you to WMP11 at the end of WMP10 install) expect a whole world of pain trying to 'go back' to 10. PhotoStory 3 needs Windows Media Player 10.
#PHOTOSTORY 3 .EXE#
exe 'installer', it's either a Virus infected root-kit or (if you are lucky) just some browser/search engine hijacking spam-ware installer) The real Microsoft PSTORY.MSI install package is 5,271,552 bytes in size and it's Digital Signature time-stamp is 12 November 2004 02:13:32 (if you are offered anything else, or an. If you are not an "authenticated Windows XP user" (for example, you are using Windows Vista/7/8/10), you can find copies of the PSTORY.MSI installer elsewhere on the web, HOWEVER watch out for 'adware' and 'search hijack' installers that even many 'good' sites now try to scam you into running.
#PHOTOSTORY 3 FOR FREE#
Using PhotoStory 3 Finding Microsoft PhotoStory 3Īuthenticated Windows XP users can download the software for free from the Microsoft Photo Story 3 web page.
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