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Posted by Jan Panteltje on 01/10/14 11:36
On a sunny day (Wed, 04 Jan 2006 19:18:32 GMT) it happened "hanson"
<hanson@quick.net> wrote in <ccVuf.1052$Gu6.88@trnddc06>:
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>"Jan Panteltje" <pNaonStpealmtje@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:dph2ni$l3e$1@news.datemas.de...
>> On a sunny day (Wed, 04 Jan 2006 16:01:58 GMT) it happened "hanson"
>> <hanson@quick.net> wrote in <WjSuf.2450$QI6.26@trnddc07>:
>>>== Microsoft PhotoStory ONLY accepts 300 pixs per session/folder.
>>> Is there any program which fills **directly** without frills,
>>> **any** amount of jpg and or bmp (4000+ pix)
>>> onto a DVD disc (till full) that can be played on *TV" via a
>>> DVD player?
>>
>[Jan]
>> Many DVD players can play .jpg pictures,
>> my CyberHome CH-DVD 405 can, and it is few years old.
>> Here are the steps:
>> 1)
>> Install Linux (it is free) from
>> http://www.opensuse.org/Welcome_to_openSUSE.org
>>
>> 2)
>> Put your jpg and bmp in a directory, or directory tree at say 'your_directory'.
>>
>> 3)
>> Install ImageMagic and convert any bmp to jpg with for example 'convert', type
>> convert *.bmp *.jpg
>>
>> 4)
>> Install mkisofs and make a DVD image by typing the magic words:
>> mkisofs -P Hanson -p Hanson_Productions -J -r -o dvd_image your_directory
>>
>> 5)
>> Use growisofs to burn the DVD image, by typing the secret formula:
>> growisofs -Z /dev/dvd=dvd_image
>>
>> 6)
>> Stick DVD in player, it should present you with a menu.
>>
>> Money spend: 0$
>> Time spend: well.
>>
>> And as a side effect, no more WMA infections,
>> no more worms virusses, MS updates.
>>
>[hanson]
>Thanks Jan. Cool, if and when I should decide to go Linux.
>Meanwhile, how about some MS-XP program that does accept
>an unlimited amount of jpg and or bmp pix from the computer HD
>and fills DVD-R's full, prompts for the next empty DVD disk till
>source on the HD is exhausted etc.... such that these full DVD's
>then can be played on a DVD player that is hooked to the TV,
>and can be played as an **automatic slideshow** with adjustable
>presentation time (without clicking from pix to pix)?
>Thanks, hanson
Cannot help you with MS soft, as I hardly ever use that, but this CyberHome
DVD player has the slideshow feature build in, and one can even select between\
various fade over modes.
To make the DVDs automatically.. in Linux only requires you to write a
shell script once.
In fact all stuff that runs here uses scripts in one way or another.
All those MS GUI is all humbug bloat.
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