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by: EdandBev May 24, 2009 10:13 AM PDT

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Coverting Digital Photos to DVD Format

by EdandBev - 5/24/09 10:13 AM

I have many Digital phots (jpeg) that I want to make a DVD.

Please explain in detail how to do this...

The photos have been saved to CD's and play in PC..I have DVD-R discs


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Slide Show

by RCF_Rose - 5/27/09 3:10 PM

In Reply to: Coverting Digital Photos to DVD Format by EdandBev

You can make a slide show on a DVD disk using a free program such as this:

Flash Slide Show Maker

However it won't play in a free standing DVD player and display on a TV. It will play on your PC DVD player and display on the screen.

To make a DVD that will display on your TV you will most likely have to purchase a program and most of them are rather costly. Such as

Memories on TV

Nero makes a DVD slide show that is suppose to play in an ordinary DVD player but I've not ever been able to play the DVD in my player.

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Digital Photos to DVD slideshow/movie

by kayne1--2008 - 5/29/09 7:04 PM

In Reply to: Coverting Digital Photos to DVD Format by EdandBev

I have made slideshows/ movies and then cut a DVD using Windows Movie Maker. They play in my DVD players and TV but I've heard that some players are fussier. Movie Maker should be installed on your PC if its XP or Vista. If not, I believe you can download it free from MS.


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Fussy DVDs

by EscapePod - 5/30/09 7:50 AM

In Reply to: Digital Photos to DVD slideshow/movie by kayne1--2008

The type that is most universally successful in DVD players for TVs is DVD-R format. Most new DVD players will work with any format, but the older ones have trouble with DVD+R and any rewriteable.


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PHOTO DVD Creator

by waseca kid - 5/29/09 8:05 PM

In Reply to: Coverting Digital Photos to DVD Format by EdandBev

I have used Photo DVD Creator to make DVDs that run in DVD players.

Goto http://www.zeallsoft.com/photo-dvd-creator.html

They have a free version that makes a nice show. It is lacking in help, but I played with it and got good results. They also have a "for purchase" version.


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more better

by milansanpato - 12/3/09 10:30 AM

In Reply to: PHOTO DVD Creator by waseca kid

I have used Photo DVD Creator to make DVDs of the photos, it's very easy to use and the function is very usefull.
You can download it by click
http://www.photo-dvd-maker.com/?utm_source=01&utm_medium=01&utm_campaign=01


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