cindyredhead
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join:2002-07-12
Fort Gibson, OK
| dvd burning I would like to be able to burn my photos of my wedding on to a dvd so it can be play on a tv dvd player. Could someone tell me what program I can do this with. My info on my computer is not right. I now have a aspire T180 with vista home pre.
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tomj1225
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join:2001-12-17
Allentown, PA | Re: dvd burning Nero works fine for me. What you want is called a photo slide show. | |
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iSpark
Capturing Memories Making Dreams
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join:2000-07-17
Conway, SC
1 edit | Proshow Gold from Photodex is really good.
PicturesToExe is also a good program.
oops, PicstoExe isn't DVD...sorry 'bout that.
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royphil345
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join:2004-12-10
Lakewood, OH
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1 edit | Most of the DVD players being sold now will play JPEG photos as a slide show if you simply put the JPEG files on a data CD or DVD. | |
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tahoejeff
join:2001-07-01
Wisconsin Dells, WI
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1 edit | i don't have the time to figure it out and give a better answer, but i do know that version of vista includes windows photo gallery. you can use that to create the slide show, and then use windows movie maker (also included) to create the dvd.
»www.microsoft.com/windows/produc···ery.mspx
edit: to elaborate on my suggestion, it was intended to be a 'slightly more work for no additional cost' idea. if you don't mind spending money on this project, the above suggestion to use ProShow Gold is an excellent one. it will give you more options to play with, and may be a bit easier. if you've never made a slideshow, i would caution against using too many trinkets like transitions between slides.
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avguser
join:2003-02-09 | Chances are that you have Windows Movie Maker on your computer. This will do it, too. | |
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