Muse slideshow -random image sizes

when I add multiple images (same size!) to a slideshow, they show up in different sizes and I just can't figure out why?!
fisrt image in thumbnail
and the large image:
second image in thumbnail:
and its large counterpart:
it doesn't help to manually resize the image for two reasons:
1. I have to do that with hundreds of images, and it's very labour intensive. I assume there is an automated method. It doesn't work though with graphic styles as to change the image size one has to select it (orange border line).
2. sometimes it jumps back to the original small size after I've resized other images.
pretty frustrating

Hi Kruczy, Try using Photoshop Actions and Batch Processing.

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to pages determines the URL. Any spaces means you get
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