Comments

gandjcarr wrote on 10/1/2012, 1:02 PM

Hi,

By thinking that the application is "horrible" you are setting yourself up for failure.  Please don't be so negative, you can do this!  If you have a audio track that you want to delete, "ungroup it" from the video track and just select and delete it.

George

johnebaker wrote on 10/1/2012, 3:49 PM

Hi

To add to what George said - you already have the basic knowledge and skills from using Windows Photostory and you are now moving up to a more sophisticated program - which does more and allows you to be even more  creative.

Also have a read of the installed pdf manual - it is found in the Windows Start menu, Programs, Magix, Photostory (version), Documentation or something similar depending on which version of Windows you have.

John

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ellyb wrote on 10/1/2012, 5:04 PM

I  tried  to go to Audio Recording: then i get a message: the selected folder is passwort protected. There is no possibility to delete the audio file (radio music which was playing in the room where I tried to set up my picture  slide show) which I  put in accidentally.

Where is the possibiliity inthe Photostory program for "ungroup" ?

Still, this program for me looks like the stone age in MS-DOS of software