Thread: JPEG slideshow

If you don't want anything fancy to happen I think our DVD player will just run a slideshow from a disc full of JPGs.

Try Microsoft Photostory 3. It is free to download from Microsoft and is very easy to use. It will do what you want with a bulk import as well as easily allow you to add music, titles etc.


Paul

Hate Nero
Always off on a tanjent, looking for updates, register here there & everywhere / drove me insane

I don't use it but ... Have you tried the "properties" bar of nero (right mouse click or on the top of screen) .. there should be a setup area for how it moves to the next picture
ie.. mouse click ... timed .. etc

or just use "microsoft power point"

cheers

Originally Posted by awabbit6

Try Microsoft Photostory 3. It is free to download from Microsoft and is very easy to use. It will do what you want with a bulk import as well as easily allow you to add music, titles etc.


Paul

Thanks Paul, looks like this will do what i want.

Loanrangie;

I use Photo2VCD , I find it easy to use , it allows you to archive your favorite digital photos into DVD/VCD compatible MPEG files with background music and up to 127 transition effects.

Photo2VCD Studio 3 3.0.1.30 - Free Download. Create your own photo slide shows on DVD and VCD with powerful selection menu.

It's freeware.

regards
Khos

Most DVD players these days will read JPEG files off a CD or DVD and show them as a slideshow - no special program needed. ( our cheapo LG one does it fine )

Another one worth trying is 'ProShow Gold'
Available online for free trial or purchase for about $80
Put my Madigan trip photos on and by using various transitions, zooming etc people have mistaken it for a movie.

A brilliant program even if it does cost.

Thanks NM
I'm looking forward to seeing your 'graphs when you return from your Madigan Trip this year.

I might exchange some of the Canadian Rockies and Alaska with you.

Roger