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  1. 10th May 2003 10:00 #1
    Deckedout
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    Can anyone tell me what is the best resolution, size and format for pictures in creating a slide show. I want the best quality, however, I don't want to use more processing resources than I have to because the slide show I'm creating is huge. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!!!
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    Spicuzza
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    Deckedout,

    I'm not claiming this to be the best way because the THE BEST is very subjective.

    What I do for slide shows is scan the photos 150 dpi and crop them 352 x 240, throw them on the timeline with Ulead Videostudio 6.0, then add transistions and music. Then I render 352 x 240 MPEG-1 @ 2000 kbps for video and 160 kbps for audio burned as an XVCD with VideoStudio 6 and it plays perfectly on my Pioneer DV-343. Also, the MPEG-1 file plays just fine on just about anyone's computer. Even on an old K-6 klunker will play the file.
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