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  1. 24th Oct 2002 09:02 #1
    chagi
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    I'm using PicturetoTv to create a slideshow and I noticed that the images on the VCD are degraded quite a bit. I scanned the original jpegs at 150dpi ... I assume that scanning them at a higher res will allow them to look sharper when converted to vcd?

    Is there an ideal res that the original images should be scanned at? Is jpg a good enough format?

    Thanks for the help.

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  2. 24th Oct 2002 09:12 #2
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    jpg is fine, when I scan an image I do so at a minimum of 300dpi.
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    I think PTV encodes your images into a movie so you can have transition effects so the picture degrades a bit. Try Ulead DVD PictureShow. There is no transition effect but I will take the clear pictures.
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    I also used this a while back.

    http://www.xatshow.com/screensaver_maker/index.html
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