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I've created a 9 minute slideshow using three songs, and I've timed the photos so that the third song ends perfectly on the last slide; however, when I exported the file, instead of ending with the last song, the first song started playing even though the last photo remained on the screen. How can I add at least 5 seconds of silence after the last song so that first song won't jump right in?
iMac 21.5″, OS X 10.11
Actually, I solved this problem myself by just tweeking the time set on several photos and now it ends just perfectly. I didn't want to use the "fit to music" option because some slides needed longer times than others. Thanks for your suggestion though.
Actually, I solved this problem myself by just tweeking the time set on several photos and now it ends just perfectly. I didn't want to use the "fit to music" option because some slides needed longer times than others. Thanks for your suggestion though.
Not familiar with Garageband so I have no idea how to create a song with 5 seconds of silence. Any steps to follow would be most helpful.
Start up Garageband
If you don't get the new project dialog, select File->new
Select a microphone project. All the defaults should be fine.
When the new track shows up, slide the volume slider (next to the L-R dial) all the way to the left.
Turn off the metronome.
Click to the left of the measure indicator and select time.
Hit Record.
After however many seconds, hit stop.
You can listen if you like, otherwise click the share menu and share as desired. I saved an aiff file.
In the Duration Setting section set the time to "Fit to Music".
Use Garageband to create a "song" with 5 seconds of silence, and add it to the playlist. You may need a blank slide, too.
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