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  1. 5th Jan 2019 08:52 #1
    tarzan54
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    Got a new camera for XMAS but there is no software in the box, What is a good software to transfer the video and pictures from camera to computer then burn to a DVD.
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    the camera is a usb device and you can copy the pictures/video off it just like any usb storage device. or take out the memory card and use a card reader connected to the computer. if you just want to copy the pictures/video to dvd as data files then use any burning software like imgburn.
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    I Assume the camera uses a SD card. You just need a SD card reader for your PC to transfer the card data.
    Or some cameras have a output cable setup, usually USB that can transfer the data.
    SD card readers are usually faster.

    You can go to the Canon site for some software. https://driver-canon.com/canon-eos-rebel-t6-driver.html

    For burning to a DVD, photos or video? Do you want a regular DVD playable on a set top DVD player?
    If so for video, AVS2DVD would be one way. You could also use a slideshow creator for DVD playback.

    Or you can burn a DVD as data with ImgBurn, with no formating, just the video clips and photos.
    This may not play on a set top player.

    If you need to edit or correct the photos, Gimp photo editor (https://www.gimp.org/) is one freeware choice.
    It's similar to the pricey Adobe Photoshop.

    For video editing, depends on the format and what editing is needed. AVIDemux is one freeware choice. VirtualDub2 also.
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  4. 5th Jan 2019 19:14 #4
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    Thanks everyone, Just the answers I needed, It does have a SD card and it came with a card reader and USB cable, I don't think I will burn as a Data DVD if it might not play on a set top player since I will share with family members, What is your choice of software for creating Slideshows?
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  5. 5th Jan 2019 23:21 #5
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    Maybe try DVD Slideshow GUI or some similar programs from our software page: https://www.videohelp.com/software/sections/photo-dvd-vcd
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    Originally Posted by redwudz View Post
    Maybe try DVD Slideshow GUI or some similar programs from our software page: https://www.videohelp.com/software/sections/photo-dvd-vcd
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