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05-26-2005, 06:12 PM
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How to make cd to play music and view pics on a player...
I want to make a cd containing audio tracks and jpeg's that someone can put in a multi-format-type dvd player and listen to the music while they view the pictures, sort of like a slideshow. Any advice on how to do this? What program is needed and how much would it cost? Does it take a special type of player?
Thanks for any help with this, JH
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05-26-2005, 07:14 PM
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You can download a trial version of VCD easy at http://www.vcdeasy.org/
Most newer set top players will recognize and play a VideoCD. Or you could invest in DVD-RW drive and experiment with some video editing software like Pinnacle or Ulead. More expensive, but more widely readable in players and alot more options.
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05-26-2005, 11:20 PM
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You need help making the actual cd, or compiling the stuff together?
You know you could use Windows Movie Maker -- cheapest I can think of since it comes with Windows XP -- and you could drop your pictures into it along with some music. I'm sure there's a function which would allow you to extend the length of the frame which your pictures resides on, and then just drop a dissolve transition between it and your next picture. Then you drop some music below it and fade it in and out. I'm sorry, but I use Adobe Premiere Pro myself, though I did use WMM once. WMM is basically a very very trimmed down version of Premiere. I say this because it's a simple way to create an avi file which you could burn on a vcd through the program Kov-Ice put the link for. This would play on most dvd players, though not all. I know dvd players can play just pictures, but I dont know how you would create a slideshow of that including music through just the vcd program. I'm sure you could do it somehow, but I'm not certain. I would just use windows movie maker -- through it you could learn how to create some basic movies and you'd have a lot of fun. If you want to PM me or keep posting here I would walk you through it step by step with no problem. I enjoy movie editing - I'm thinkng about making a career out of it. Good luck in whatever you choose.
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05-27-2005, 04:50 PM
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Thanks for the help,
I have XP, but haven't used the Windows Movie Maker yet. I may try playing around with it and see what I can figure out. JH |
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