Yes, resizing may improve performance.

munk Miikael wrote: if I use a 7MB picture, would it work faster if I resized it to a smaller size/resolution, so that it would be, say, 1MB?

You need to use pixel dimensions (like 1920 X 1080), not MB, when referring to video size.

Forget the drone. I want the minivan with the bucket that was used to film the drone!

Thanks for the suggestions, Dave.

I just downloaded this and it worked:
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/detail ... table.html

I like it.
I'm going to try to duplicate that with Premiere Pro and/or After Effects the next time I do a slide show.

Dave McElderry wrote:You can also try doing this from a command prompt (as administrator) if you know the path

I also tried that, but it could not find the file. I was pretty sure that I had the correct path.

Dave McElderry wrote:Have you tried deleting from Safe Mode?

I forgot to mention that was the first thing I tried.

I have a .jp2 file on my D drive, an internal drive where I keep documents instead of on the C drive in My Documents on Windows 10. I know it is not malware. It is a certificate of completion that was downloaded by my daughter some time ago. I tried deleting it with Windows Explorer, but it causes W...

Here is another article:
https://www.npr.org/2020/12/29/95101086 ... Y-20201229)

More beautifully done images.

tjone3323 wrote:14.5 GB free on a 118GB hard drive.

That is not nearly enough free space.

Is there only one drive?

The CS6 servers are still available.
Only the CS, CS2, and CS3 servers have been deactivated.

Not one key stroke:

Change the default length to 3 seconds.
Delete the photos from the timeline and drag them back on the timeline again. They will now all be 3 seconds long.

You could create a page turn project that would look like you are opening a family photo albem and make the photos come to life as videos. Combine page turns with dissolves or other transitions between videos and/or stills. Have a look here: https://muvipix.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=16088&...

Oh, how true that is.