(not an existing show, but an existing FOLDER), that has too many pictures. I think that he's saying that Producer is stuck in the folder of images that is shown as thumbnails. When you start Producer, it should start without trying to open a show. Gpsmikey wrote:I don't exactly understand your description (the fact I am not completely awake may have something to do with that ). Give that a shot, I'll make coffee and go from there
If not, then we are looking at Producer itself having issues.
If you can do that, then we are probably looking at corruption in something to do with your show. Have you updated/changed any of your hardware/drivers recently (like for the video card)? Start simple - open Proshow and create a simple blank show then add a couple of images. See if any of that helps - let us know (as well as what OS version you are using).Ĭouple of other things that come to mind - some people have had issues installing Proshow if they don't disable their antivirus first. Deleting that file then starting Proshow will force it to re-create that file again. Periodically, that file gets corrupted and the pointers into what it wants are not valid causing crashing any time you try to load that show. pxc file is a sort of cache/temp render file that Proshow uses to keep partially rendered things used in the show all in one file for it's use. pxc file for the show and see if that solves it. pxc - you will have myshow.psh (your actual show file) and myshow.pxc - delete the. Another file that can get corrupted is the pxc file for the show - same directory as the show you are working on, there will be a file by the same name as the show except will end in. Delete those two files then start Proshow. They are in the program folder which on my machine (win 7/64) is C:\Program Files (x86)\Photodex\ProShow Producer - the two files are proshow.cfg and proshow.phd (it is the same directory as the. and database files for Proshow and will be recreated with the defaults if they are deleted). Can you do that and start a new show or does that crash too ? One thing you can try is to delete the phd and cfg files (they are the config. When you start Producer, it should start without trying to open a show (it should give you the option of opening a recent show from the "New Slide Show" dialog, but you don't have to accept any of those - you can also select "new blank show" or simply click the "X" in the upper right corner of the dialog to exit the dialog. I don't exactly understand your description (the fact I am not completely awake may have something to do with that ).
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