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  1. 23rd Jun 2002 08:42 #1
    dafish
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    hi
    new to vcd authoring and just come across your site and wondered if anyone can help. i would like to create a picture slideshow from my jgeg photo's to run on my vcd compatible dvd player to view on my tv set.
    wondered if anyone else has done this before and could pass on there pearls of wisdom
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  2. 23rd Jun 2002 09:01 #2
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    Refer to the "How To" guides over there in the left margin, specifically the "How To...Author" link.
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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  3. 23rd Jun 2002 09:13 #3
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    cheers for that am trying, looking at tmpg now to convert the images to mpeg. hopefully that will open it up a bit !
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  4. 23rd Jun 2002 10:01 #4
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    Use Ulead DVD PictureShow. This is a great program and very easy to use. It allows you to add music to your slide shows.
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  5. 23rd Jun 2002 16:12 #5
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    i went to walgreens and got the kodak picture cd with my develops once..

    i used that as a template to create other picture cds. i just replaced the pics on that cd with my own, and it works.
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  6. 23rd Jun 2002 16:47 #6
    liamk
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    Hi!

    You may try using vcdeasy 1.1.1 at http://www.vcdeasy.org it
    may help you in your work.


    Best regards,
    Liam Kinkaid
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