2:47 is how long the slide will remain on screen with the current settings-3 seconds per image with a 1-second crossfade. When you check the “Sync slides to music” checkbox on and off, that time will change according to how you set the Slide Length and Crossfades sliders. At the bottom left of Figure 15, note that it says slide 1 of 40 and has the duration. You can tell Lightroom to sync the slides to the music.
Under Playback, you have a few options, as shown in Figure 15 (below). When my slideshow is complete, Lightroom will automatically cut the music off with a fade out at the end-even if your audio track is longer than your slides. I know I don’t need the short one for a slideshow of the duration I’ve chosen I need the long one only. Now Lightroom indicates the entire duration of the music selections at almost 7:39. You can click the + (plus) button shown in Figure 13 to browse to and add another track, and you can see in Figure 14 (below) that I’ve added the other (much shorter) track that Adobe provided to reviewers. You can see in Figure 13 that, for this project, I have chosen a longer track that clocks in at 6 minutes, 58 seconds.
There are two songs that Adobe provided to reviewers for the demo. However, now you can add a playlist of up to 10 songs. Music is something you could already add in Lightroom or previous versions. Next up is adding the music ( Figure 13, below).
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