Would these be a good choice for burning photo's from PC to display on TV?
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Absolutely, I use for these dvds for this purpose all the time with great success.
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They performed excellently for video so I'm sure you would be satisfied with them for still photos.
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Yes. It is a good quality DVD and should be no problem for copying photos, slideshows and movies...
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Yes, I use these for most digital storage needs, from Movies, to pictures.....Should be no problem......
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I would say this is a good choice. I have not used them for that purpose but, I have good luck with them otherwiser.
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I have never used them to put pictures on but they record movies with great picture quality so I would think that if you burn pictures on them they will be just as good.
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They should be great for your application. You can get dimmers for these and you will need a transformer if you will run on AC.
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No. They are designed to receive signal from an infrared transmitter, like a car DVD player. They will not work with your computer.
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Sorry. We only use them here at the office to back up laptops that have critical information. Haven't used it on a TV.
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I don't see why they would not be crisp and clear. This printer is used for critical fine-art photography. However, I think, this printer might be an overkill for such use. The ink that this printer uses is for producing archival quality prints with extremely accurate colors. Would you be printing on photo papers? If you are going to be printing on photo papers, and the color accuracy is important, this printer should be able to print, in my opinion - although I have no experience with CAD files and such.
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I seriously doubt it. They may be though. I had a lot of burn errors trying to burn songs saved on my track board so I don't see why they would work any better burning as you record. You can give it a shot though. I'm pretty sure Amazon will allow you to return them if they don't work well. Let me know if you do.
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For a computer monitor I would lean away from. For gaming consoles they would work well. I use fire tv for gaming, pretty good on a ps3 as well. Computers would have resolution issues if you are nitpicking for high quality images, but some games would not be overly affected like voxel based games or lower quality visual games. I would personally not try Skyrim on it, Oblivion on the other hand would be fine.
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You should be able to burn the pictures to these DVD-R's and others should be able to copy them and view them as they wish. Of course, you could prevent that if needed, but that isn't what you asked. I've successfully burned many pictures to these for later use and sharing, without problems. Most of my pictures are less than 200 kb in size or less, so one DVD-R holds a LOT of pictures, too. These hold a lot more than a CD-R would.
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I think they would be excellent for that purpose. They are very compact and light and the optical quality is good.
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They are meant for paper and they're pretty small, so it would depend on the surface of the wall and how large the photo is, but for 4 x 6 or even 5 x 7 I think it might be OK. Give it a try ~ it's not a huge investment and you might start a new trend :)
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I have used it to scan in some photos and they turned out well. I think it would depend upon the type whether you wanted to run them through or not, such as old family photos, etc.
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Hi Jeremy: All I can tell you is what I have used them for. That is to hook a Blu-Ray DVD player to an Epson 82C projector. For that, it works fine. It took me a good bit of investation work just to find a converter that would go from digital to analog. Seems most of the converters on the market go the other way. Good luck! Paul.
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Michael is right about the cables that you need. I would recommand gold plate RCA cables so you can get a better picture to your computer.
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Yes, I use these discs for recording from my tv often...I have a Sony video recorder..And I use them over and over again.
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Take them to a video transfer store and have them convert to video files on DVD. Or if you have a desktop PC, buy a firewire PCI E card.
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I suspect they'd be awesome for PC... since they're powered... They're great speakers. Don't know for absolutely sure that a PC would have the power to get things started, but on the other hand, that's the whole point of powered speakers... Since they say "multi-media" I think a PC should work fine, though.
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I purchased these to help with that: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZIMEMW/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 However I do not use these for photographer per se, usually for still life set ups and then for photos of my paintings.