VideoMike123: Hi, you both helped me considerably when I had a new computer built 18 months ago to a much higher spec and transferred my S12 Ultimate to Windows 7 Professional from XP. There were lots of problems before I got it to work and I do have some issues occasionally now, but. I've now been offered the free upgrade to W10 and wondered ...

Can you play ''Pong'' with it?  

Studio has a Frame Grabber that grabs a Video Frame from Studio Project Timeline, saved as a JPEG that can be added  to the Timeline or Saved to Disk. But no API Plugin from another Program.

Thanks for the info, Ramon. Good job

saby: A library is not a location. It's just a list of ''things''. In your 1st screenshot if you right-click a folder and select ''open file loaction'', what do you have ? The same File Path (Location), Saby. It's academic, anyway.  My Hidden Folder Deletion Tut, goes back to XP, that didn't have a Hidden Program Data Folder, which ...

HIDDEN. Svcreenshot 2. Render Folder doesn't show, because it's automatically Deleted by my File clean-up Program.  

saby: colour: saby: Peter, the path you give for ''hidden'' render folder is the default path of PS15's (and prior) auxiliary files. Why do you call it ''hidden'' render folder ?    Studio has 2 Render Folders. 1 Unhidden & 1 Hidden. That's where you lose me. Would you give details on their difference ? To me, there is only ...

saby: Peter, the path you give for ''hidden'' render folder is the default path of PS15's (and prior) auxiliary files. Why do you call it ''hidden'' render folder ?    Program Data is a hidden  W7 OS Folder, here. Therefore the Render Folder is hidden, Saby I have my Program Data Folder Unhidden in ...

saby:Before exporting, try deleting auxiliary files. .................and - Delete the Hidden Render Folder. How to do that: HERE DVD Authoring isn't my forte. However Hidden Render Folder Copies all Source Material used in a Project, including Audio. Plus additional Auxilliary Files If you've created a DVD, you've probably got a Disk Image. ...

If you don't have Background Rendering enabled, enable it & let the whole Clip Render & then go back to Editing. Background Rendering starts at first  Scene, with pale green Progress Bar, turning to Dark Green as Scene is Rendered, changing to Orange when Scene is Rendered. Before you do that, do THIS Applies to Vista / W7 ...