Digital images from Camera to Pc to DVD

Discussion in 'Digital Cameras' started by Munro Foster, Oct 20, 2003.

  1. Munro Foster

    Munro Foster Guest

    I would like to be able to see my pictures on TV and am looking for
    software that will assist me to burn the images to a Cd and then display via
    my DVD player.

    I found on the net the software shown below will do what I need however
    there is little description. I would appreciate suggestions as to what
    software you are using and approximate costs.

    There is a range in cost for this type of software so I was thinking I'd buy
    at the low end since I don't know what I'm doing yet.

    Help would be appreciated.
    Regards
    MF


    DVD PixPlay
     
    Munro Foster, Oct 20, 2003
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  2. Munro Foster

    Robert E. Williams Guest

    If your DVD Player is JPEG COMPATIBLE, you don't need any special software
    (other than the burner doftware that came with your CD Burner). You just burn
    your jpegs to a CD-R disc and play it on your DVD player.
    Most DVDs less than a year or two old are jpeg compatible. But you must check
    the specs to make sure.
    Bob Williams
     
    Robert E. Williams, Oct 20, 2003
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