-=PCTechTalk=- Re: JpgtoMPEG

Troth, George,

Many, many thanks for your respective inputs.  My DVDplayer would not 
recognise a CD with pics (CD/RW actually, and this RW may have been the 
problem). However, using Photodex ProShow I was able to do what I 
wanted, so I will need to purchase that to get rid of the advertising 
banner.
Once again, the value of this list is clearly demonstrated.  Thanks, guys.

Rick H

~OoO~ wrote:

>If your player does not play the JPG files on the CD, you can opt to either 
>buy a more recent cheap $60 unit that'll play them easily (assuming this is 
>specifically for your own enjoyment) or you can burn the JPG files to DVD as a 
>VCD/SVCD (as you already tried).
>NERO does do this, at least version 6 on does. Not sure if anything prior to 6 
>would do it.
>
>In NERO, start the NERO StartSmart application (which is that fancy menu), and 
>go to the PHOTO AND VIDEO section and select either VCD or SUPER VCD. Once the 
>MY SUPER VIDEO CD application opens, press ADD. Then you'll get the explorer 
>window to select the files you wish to add. On the bottom, it shows FILE 
>TYPES. Click the down arrow and select JPEG or JPG (or whatever picture format 
>you prefer to use). Then navigate to the folder containing the photos, select 
>them and click ADD. They should now appear on the NERO EXPRESS window. You can 
>mix and match images and video (JPG, BMP, MPEG, etc).
>
>On the right-hand side, check off or remove the check mark for ENABLE VCD 
>MENU. This option creates a menu for the series of shots and video you've 
>created. I've never used this, so I have no idea how it categorizes it. On a 
>side note, some DVD players can't play VCD menus. So, you might want to use 
>this option sparingly unless its exclusively for you and/or you know for a 
>fact that the destination machine can play the menus.
>
>Then click NEXT and BURN. Simple as that.
>
>
>  
>

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