Ken Cox

did you try full screen mode? ken

mine is xp home sp2 as well and ok here ken

Andrew no prob with my test show i tried 4.4 b1 on an existing show - 123 slides -- 3 mp3's 7:37 music time standard sync -- 21.7 mb exe -- 1 gig ram win xp 2.8 ghz ken

Igor navigaton bar - customize LOAD _ RESTORE _ what do these functions do? future navigaton bar improvements?? "No new Navigation bar in beta #1 yet." "This beta doesn't contains all new features." what is missing from from this beta that is mentioned on the list? this is quite a meal you have served us Igor, it will take some time to digest - maybe just a light lunch would have been better ken

Al even multimedia players have the nasty habit of associating --either it is sloppy code or big egos of the authors:) ken

Terry, glad we got you going if by chance you install another graphics program, be very carefull that it does not re associate all the things acdsee does now, to itself they have a nasty habit of doing that ken

Candi you cannot make a dvd using a cd-r you can make a vcd or a svcd on a cd-r depending on the original file size your burner may not "like" dvd+r discs - mine drive seems to prefer dvd-r disks -- out of 100 dvd+r discs it balked on some disks -- put in a dvd-r for first copy and it worked - for second copy i put in the dvd+r it had rejected and now it accepeted it buy dvd-r and try have you read Igor's "how to make an avi" and imported the avi into movie factory there have been some problems with movie factory - use the search feature of the forum Igor thought he had the problem's solved we also need to know what version of p2e you are using operating sustem description is also helpful ken

Terry what is your default graphic editor what program opens a jpeg when you double click it that is your preferred editor so in the left row of pictures - name - size - date and you right click one of the picture icons, the roll out gives you the option to open the picture and if photo shop is your default editor it should open it is this what you are looking for ? ken

Dan can you explain exactly what you want do you mean you want to automatically insert an auto run feature to a cd? ken

Birding thanks for the answer we need all the info we can get for the database ken

Birding what exactly fixed the problem? ken

quote from a group I sub to re : jpegs ken <*> To visit group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/advanced_cdr/ Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 17:32:58 -0600 (CST) From: Paul Crowley <pcrowley@infinadyne.com> Subject: Re: DVD Recording Modes & selection thereof. On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, Anthony Green wrote: > Also, as I see that there are three burning modes, I don't have to worry > too much as to which sort of blanks I need to buy [i think] as all should > work "just as well as each other". However, I would appreciate some > feedback from those more experienced than I as to which mode is the most > successful/appropriate, and does this have any bearing on what function > the > DVD disk is going to be put to? > > i.e. 1) Storage of family created films for playing on standard(?) DVD > players attached to TV's. > 2) Storage of files that will only be accessed from a computer. > > One thing I worry about is burning all my family pix to a DVD, and not > being able to be read by relatives if the DVD player in their computers > can > not handle the mode that I've burnt the JPGs. I guess that this comes > down > to "Which is the most 'Standard' mode that everyone should be able to > handle? DVD-R is likely the most compatible format - it will not play in most "early" 1996-1998 DVD set-top boxes, but should be OK in everything after about 2000. After 1998 most set-top box manufacturers realized that they weren't doing much good in preventing movie piracy by not playing recorded discs. To make a disc for any sort of set-top box, you need to make it a real DVD Movie disc with a movie authoring program. There are ways to make this with still pictures, but do not rely on some boxes's ability to display a disc full of JPEG pictures. I know of no realistic differences between DVD-R and DVD+R discs in terms of data storage, longevity or readability - except older DVD-ROM drives will read DVD-R discs and not DVD+R discs. I would recommend DVD-R for everything unless you know something about where the disc is going. -- Paul Crowley CD-ROM Productions / InfinaDyne http://www.cdromprod.com / http://www.infinadyne.com

Birding welcome to the forum not too big at all try running w/o the music report back your findings ken

Right on Harry you the man congrats ken

for Reflet description SEE http://photofiltre.free.fr/utilitaires/reflet_en.htm ken

yxg WELCOME to the forum. Is this what you were looking for? project options main customize startup window fill in your details and the check the box to show start up window or project options screen Caption of show -- fill in the window ken

did you order a 100 dvd spindle did you talk to your dr about getting some valium the fun has just begun just remember "PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE" may all your disks be keepers ken

stonemason well we have a real hard time getting people to post in the "How to create video" section. when Igor introduced the option -- he wrote an extensive howto and it is kind of nice if video related questions are posted there for search purposes and i think mpg's are video related If you are interested Send me your email addie i will send you my complete recent log as to how i did a recent show to dvd file sizes I used 228 picts 21 mins of music -- 6 mp3's the resulting exe was 318,717kb the temp avi was 218,619 kb the mpeg2 was 358,874 kb and I havent been able to master "the virtual dub" as yet and i think that imfinewine would like to know some of yourvirtual dub tricks as well ken

stonemason welcome to the forum the qustion has been discussed many times please use the search feature in the proper section of the forum http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index....php?act=SF&f=4 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=ST&f=4&t=2689 ken

echelonphoto welcome to the forum send me an exe and i will show you quite a few of the dvd player programs even have screen capture built in so you can get a picture of what is on the screen while playing a dvd on your computer quality is a differennt matter use the search for screen capture -- your worries have been discussed many times just remember -- where there is a will there is a way and only deal with honest people ken

and if you maintain 2 drives , make sure you set it to boot from a drive other than floppy and make sure you know which one it boots from -- when you are up to ___ in snakes one neede to know these things this getting into the long answer and i am getting out my area -=- this is when i get my techie ken

agree ken

Bob welcome to the forum to answer your question short answer is yes but dont quote me sometimes wise to thoroughly examine the software that comes bundled with the drive -- it could be a lite version and not support dvd burning ken

well you can use the arrows space bar etc if you hide it i think i always show it cause i want people to study my work btw when you make a video the nav bar and opening page do not show on your tv ken

did you try this? ken