Photo to DVD
JonC
I created a DVD photo slideshow with Ashampoo9 from about 90 JPEG's.
When played back on a TV, the images flickered/pulsed just enough to be
noticeable and annoying, I have created the disc 3 times, all with the
same result.
Can anyone suggest a solution? Thanks.
Using Win7 OS.
Beauregard T. Shagnasty
> JonC wrote:
>> When played back on a TV, the images flickered/pulsed ...
........^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> ..Try using Irfanview if you're just going to use a computer anyways.
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chuckcar
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What are you *playing* the slideshow with? Try using Irfanview if you're
just going to use a computer anyways. All you need to do is select the
files to display. No need to burn anything.
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an upconverting 1080P dvd player or play it on a blu-ray player with an hdmi
lead. You can tell analogue from digital when you freeze-frame the pictures
on the dvd. Analogue distorts when you freeze them digital doesn't. Speaking
about freeze chuck is it down to 50 degrees below zero in Ottawa yet?
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Mike Yetto
>On Tue, 19 Oct 2010 23:26:07 +0000 (UTC), chuckcar <ch...@nil.car>
>wrote:
>>What are you *playing* the slideshow with?
>A TV, just like the OP stated.
>>Try using Irfanview if you're just going to use a computer
>>anyways. All you need to do is select the files to display. No
>>need to burn anything.
>Please let me know how to use Irfanview on my TV.
With a cross-over USB data cable?
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How are you playing them back on your TV?
Zu Arsschlaark!
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try a simple single session data burn of pictures , or whatever, onto cd or
dvd.
play it back in the dvd player hooked up to tv.
it should be just fine.
i did this myself yonks ago, no ashamPOO needed.
you'll notice the dvd player shows symbols of jpg, mp3, cd, etc on its
case, meaning it should just accept those formats/disk types.
chuckcar
> On Tue, 19 Oct 2010 22:41:58 +0100, JonC wrote:
>
>> I created a DVD photo slideshow with Ashampoo9 from about 90 JPEG's.
>> When played back on a TV, the images flickered/pulsed just enough to
>> be noticeable and annoying, I have created the disc 3 times, all with
>> the same result.
>> Can anyone suggest a solution? Thanks. Using Win7 OS.
>
> How are you playing them back on your TV?
>
ROFL, exactly the question *I* asked, except you obviously missed the
part about using a computer to do so.
chuckcar
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> Sorry chumptard it wasn't exactly the same question you asked. You're
> question (if you can call it that) assumed a computer/tv connection.
Which is the part you missed as I said. You *really* have reading
problems.
> I'm assuming nothing. I want to know what devices are connected. It is
> very possible to play a DVD picture slideshow back on a standalone DVD
> player.
>
Yes, but that's not the case here as the OP wrote. Read it again. What do
you think Ashampoo is?
A company actually. With *numerous* products including both DVD players *and*
recorder programs.
You shit on me because you claim I misread the OP and it's clear you did
the same, or at the very least the OP was too vague for you to have any
basis to even think you might have a point.
Meat Plow
> Meat Plow <mhy...@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:pan.2010.10...@lmao.lol.lol:
>
>> On Wed, 20 Oct 2010 20:32:28 +0000, chuckcar wrote:
>>
>>> Meat Plow <mhy...@yahoo.com> wrote in
>>> news:pan.2010.10...@lmao.lol.lol:
>>>
>>>> On Tue, 19 Oct 2010 22:41:58 +0100, JonC wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I created a DVD photo slideshow with Ashampoo9 from about 90 JPEG's.
>>>>> When played back on a TV, the images flickered/pulsed just enough to
>>>>> be noticeable and annoying, I have created the disc 3 times, all
>>>>> with the same result.
>>>>> Can anyone suggest a solution? Thanks. Using Win7 OS.
>>>>
>>>> How are you playing them back on your TV?
>>>>
>>> ROFL, exactly the question *I* asked, except you obviously missed the
>>> part about using a computer to do so.
>>
>> Sorry chumptard it wasn't exactly the same question you asked. You're
>> question (if you can call it that) assumed a computer/tv connection.
>
> Which is the part you missed as I said. You *really* have reading
> problems.
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> JonC<skye...@omitgmail.com> wrote in
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>
>>
>> I created a DVD photo slideshow with Ashampoo9 from about 90 JPEG's.
>> When played back on a TV, the images flickered/pulsed just enough to
>> be noticeable and annoying, I have created the disc 3 times, all with
>> the same result.
>> Can anyone suggest a solution? Thanks.
>> Using Win7 OS.
>>
> What are you *playing* the slideshow with?
You complete fucking idiot. If we sliced you in two I'd wager the word
stupid runs through you like a stick of rock.
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