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The program did continue to load. Twice when I subsequently started the program, that error message occurred. What effects it has in using the program I don't know.

I gave up. AVI file, there is no dialog to Cancel it once it begins. For instance, when I went to do an Export, a dialog popped up asking if I wanted to export a range or the whole movie. In Help, there is no data at all on how to set a Range. At times the Help came up in German, not English.

I used the info to set a Beginning Marker and End Marker per their directions. I even tested the settings by using Zoom to Range between Beginning and End markers, and the program - did - zoom to the range I setup.

But then when I used the Edit Menu - Range Extract which Help says will delete everything in the video - except - the range, Video Deluxe did the opposite. It removed the range I wanted to keep instead and kept the rest of the movie. The program might have been conceived of by a genius, but it was implemented by poor design and bugs.

Get more detail about Video Deluxe. I purchased this product primarily for the function of being able to freeze still photos from video clips. I tried emailing the company several times to get assistance, and nobody would respond. I have been really frustrated with this particular program not having technical support available. With the particular function I wanted to use, I'd go through the steps, and it just wouldn't work.

Other simple photo funtions seem to work just fine. Pasting Audio Replacing Audio Inserting Audio Cropping a Selection New Document from Selection Silencing a Selection Inserting Silence into a Document Show Edits Using Crossfades and Blending to Smooth Edits Creating Fade-ins and Fade-outs Creating and Using Markers Creating Markers Creating Loops Crossfading Loops Using the Guess Tempo and Threshold commands to find tempo Using the Loop Tuner Exporting Regions Editing QuickTime Soundtracks in Peak Creating a Playlist Modifying Playlist Events The Nudge Regions Dialog Creating a New Audio Document from a Playlist Exporting the Playlist as a Text Document Saving and Opening Playlists Regions and the JAM Image file format Amplitude Fit Change Duration Change Gain Change Pitch Convert Sample Rate Crossfade Loop Find Peak Gain Envelope Loop Tuner Phase Vocoder Repair Click Repair Clicks Remove DC Offset Reverse Boomerang Swap Channels Adobe Premiere Format Plug-Ins Installing Adobe Premiere Plug-ins Premiere Plug-in Memory Settings Premiere Plug-In Preview Time Premiere Envelope TDM Plug-Ins Bouncing your TDM plug-in assignments AudioSuite Plug-Ins VST Plug-Ins Bouncing your VST plug-in assignments Recording though VST plug-ins Batch File Processor SMDI Samplers A note about the Yamaha A Working with the Roland S Sampler Working with AKAI samplers How Samples are stored in Ensoniq Samplers Ensoniq Sampler Dialog Basics Auditioning Wavesamples already in the Ensoniq Sampler Changing Parameters and Keyranges Ensoniq List Menu Ensoniq Info Menu Ensoniq Options Menu Ensoniq Error Messages and Troubleshooting File Menu Close All Save As Save A Copy As Import CD Track Import Dual Mono Export Dual Mono Export Regions Export as Text Batch Processor Recently Opened Documents Edit Menu Insert Silence Delete Except Audio Clear Clipboard Select All Set Selection Select Loop Action Menu Zoom Out Zoom In Increase Vertical Zoom Decrease Vertical Zoom Fit Selection Zoom Out All the Way Zoom at Sample Level Zoom at Sample Level End Snap Selection to Zeros Loop This Selection Nudge Loop Backward Nudge Loop Forward New Marker New Region Markers to Regions Go To Loop Surfer Guess Tempo Audio Menu Play Selection Arm External Sync Hardware Settings DSP Menu Sampler Menu Send to Sampler Revert from Sampler Send All to Sampler Revert All from Sampler AKAI Sampler Ensoniq Sampler Transfer Roland S Sampler SMDI Sampler Plug-Ins Menu Preference Menu Time Units Sample Units Use Loop in Playback Scroll During Play Move Waveform During Playback Compute File Max dB Show Marker Times Show Overview Auto-Import Dual Mono Audio Info Dynamic Scrub Time Auto Snap To Zero Fade In Envelope Fade Out Envelope DSP Preferences Movie Sound Tracks Playback Preferences Plug-In Memory Auto-Balloon Help Speak Help Window Menu Tile Windows Stack Windows Links Menu Help Menu Keyboard Shortcuts Peak Actions Useful Peak Actions, General Audio Document Window, General Markers, Loops, and Regions The Cursor Palette The Movie Window Before Calling For Help Typical Problems and Solutions Encoding MP3 files Peak was specifically designed to meet the needs and demands of audio professionals.

Peak also offers advanced sampler support, and works directly with many popular MIDI sampling keyboards and rackmount samplers. Peak is designed for a wide variety of users, ranging from composers and multimedia producers to sound designers and remix editors. If you are interested in sound and possess imagination and creativity, Peak is for you. Version 2. The Peak application runs in native mode on Power Macintosh and G4 computers.

Extensions can slow down your Macintosh by using precious processor cycles. In particular, turn off System Extensions such as menu bar clocks and screen savers that are in constant operation. Turn Virtual Memory. See Chapter 3 to learn about proper hard disk maintenance.

Peak is designed to be simple and intuitive. This will make using Peak much easier and more enjoyable. Look for important tips and notes whenever you see this exclamation mark. If you are using the limited edition of Peak, not all features will be available. Specifically, the following features are not available in Peak LE:. LE features will also appear grayed out in their menus. Peak provides two types of online help.

Balloon Help will show you the functions of each menu item as you move the mouse across different menu items. This help system gives you detailed information about how to use the Peak software. Now that you know a little about Peak, proceed to the next chapter to learn how to install your software and get started using it. If you are using any virus-protection software, turn it off or temporarily remove it, and restart your Macintosh. When the Installer dialog appears, read the Read Me for late-breaking information concerning the Installer, then click Continue to proceed.

Select where you would like to install Peak, using the Switch Disk pop-up menu. Click Install at the bottom right of this dialog. After you have clicked Install, follow the on-screen instructions. Peak will be installed into a folder named Peak 2. At the end of the installation, the installer will allow you to register Peak electronically, which you may find more convenient than mailing your registration card. When the installation is complete, a message will appear indicating that the installation was successful.

Click Quit to quit the Installer, or click Continue to install copies additional copies don't forget to turn back on any virus-protection software that you may be using the next time you restart the computer.

If you don't register Peak, you will not be eligible for technical support and you won't be notified about updates, upgrades and other important news from BIAS! Peak must be authorized to work on your Macintosh. You must register Peak in order to obtain your Product Authorization Code; Peak will not launch after the 14 day registration period unless you authorize Peak with your Name, Organization, Serial Number, and Product Authorization Code!

When you first launch Peak, it will prompt you to authorize it by entering your Name, Organization,. Send in Your Registration Card! After you have installed Peak, please send in the Registration Card included with your software to receive your Product Authorization Code, free technical support, software updates and notification of upgrades. Peak will run, fully functional, in Registration Mode for 14 days.

It is very easy to set up audio connections between your Macintosh and a mixer or speaker system. Instructions for each case are given below. Turn down the volume on your playback system. Peak can be used with a variety of playback systems, including:. Connect your audio source output to the Macintosh's audio input connector. Your audio source can be one of a variety of devices, such as:. Raise the volume on your mixer or playback system.

Your system should now be properly configured and ready for recording and playback. Turn down the volume on your mixer or playback system. Make sure that you have installed the plug-in audio card into one of the available expansion slots inside your Macintosh.

If you are not sure how to do this, please refer to the instructions that came with your Macintosh and the audio card itself. Please refer to the installation instructions for your sound card on how to do this. Some audio cards have an external interface box which contains the input connectors.

Note that some audio expansion cards have an external interface box which contains the output connectors. Instruments you want to record you patch into other channel inputs on the mixer and you can then route them out the auxiliary or bus sends on the mixer to be recorded by the computer.

In order to effectively use these cards with Peak, you will need to make sure you have installed the sound manager drivers supplied by the manufacturer the Peak installation disk includes Apple Sound Manager drivers for some hardware, though most hardware manufacturers include their own drivers. After you have done this, restart your computer. Please see Chapter 4: Playback and Recording for a detailed description of how to configure Peak to playback and record using the Apple Sound Manager.

If your sound card also has an ASIO 1. If you have Digidesign hardware that supports DAE 3. For playback, you will need to select your audio card in Peak's Sound Out menu. Peak also supports ASIO 1.