Watching my pictures on my TV ?

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My goal is simple: to make a VCD that can be slipped into a DVD player and have the pictures run on a TV set. Don't need music, commentary, at least for now I just would like to start with the pictures running on a TV (I am not too technology smart). My problem that I hope someone can help me with is: how do I make the VCD, and what software/hardware will I need to do this? I currently use Roxio to copy pictures to a CD but am willing to buy whatever is necessary. Thanks! phil
 
I use a program called Dazzle OnDvd. It is very simple and cheap; it works
great. It makes a slideshow of pictures. With it, you can use music tracks
if you want to.

Some DVDs don't even require you to do this- they just can have read picture
files, burned to a CD- but it all depends on what you want to do.

-Isaac
 
Hi phil,

A quick search on Google got me this link, but I'm sure
there's many more programs to choose from:
http://www.brothersoft.com/Multimedia_Graphics_Video_Conve
rsion_IphotoDVD_23398.html
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My goal is simple: to make a VCD that can be slipped
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into a DVD player and have the pictures run on a TV set.
Don't need music, commentary, at least for now I just
would like to start with the pictures running on a TV (I
am not too technology smart). My problem that I hope
someone can help me with is: how do I make the VCD, and
what software/hardware will I need to do this? I
currently use Roxio to copy pictures to a CD but am
willing to buy whatever is necessary. Thanks! phil
 
Phil said:
My goal is simple: to make a VCD that can be slipped into
a DVD player and have the pictures run on a TV set.
Don't need music, commentary, at least for now I just
would like to start with the pictures running on a TV (I
am not too technology smart). My problem that I hope
someone can help me with is: how do I make the VCD, and
what software/hardware will I need to do this? I
currently use Roxio to copy pictures to a CD but am
willing to buy whatever is necessary. Thanks! phil
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Microsoft Plus! PhotoStory 2 would be an
option. It's included with the Microsoft Plus!
Digital Media Edition software.

You can read about it at the following link.

Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition
http://tinyurl.com/9ruv

You can download a free version of Plus
PhotoStory 2 LE at the following site...also
you can download some sample Photo
Stories.

Try out Plus! Photo Story 2 LE
http://tinyurl.com/tmzu

To create a PhotoStory requires WinXP
and WMP9 but they can be viewed with
WinSE or better and WMP7.1 or better.

The free version does not have the option
to burn a VCD but at least you could get
an idea of what a PhotoStory is like..

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John Inzer
Picture It! MVP
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Picture It! Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/2po2o

Digital Image Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/3xxqg
 
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