Track Order and Music Sections
You drag the tracks of a playlist into the order you want. Music markers in the grid set where a new section begins, and in the track list each marker is a divider that says how long the photos run up to it.
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Change the order #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenOpen gallery Slideshows Expand slideshow
Drag a track in the “Manage music” window by its handle to where you want it. Single tracks can be removed again.
Place music markers #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenMarkers belong to exactly one slideshow. The highlights can change music at other points than the slideshow for the parents.
The pencil in the marker row changes its name right there: Enter saves, Escape keeps the old name.
- Expand the slideshow and click “Music marker” above the grid.
- Give the marker a name, “First dance” for example.
- Drag the orange marker row in front of the photo where the new section should begin.
Assign tracks to sections #
Ab Tarif Pro Tarife ansehenA section starts at a music marker. In the track list each marker is a divider: from there on, the tracks below it play; before it, the tracks above it.
The list reads like the slideshow. “Start at 0:00” is at the top, “End at …” with the total running time at the bottom. Each divider says how long the photos run from the previous marker up to it, and whether the tracks above it fit. That time covers this one section only, not the total since the start.
At the marker the current track fades out over five seconds: from four seconds before the photo with the marker until one second after it. The new track starts right at the marker at full volume, with the last second of the fade running underneath.
- Open “Manage music” in the sidebar.
- Drag the tracks above or below the dividers, depending on which section they should play in.
- If a section does not fit, swap tracks or move the marker in the grid. “Fit tempo to the music” at the bottom of the window sets the seconds per photo so that all photos together run as long as the music.
A marker at the very end of the sequence starts nothing; its divider then shows that its tracks do not play.