Burning Pictures to DVD: Can someone please help.
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Hi Rita, this really has nothing to do with the burner but more to do with the program with which you are burning! The best way to burn to dvd is to: open the file with your pictures open the program called Windows Media Player now you have two options you can highlight and drag photos to the media player or you can click BURN, at the top or sometimes the left hand side of the player screen, and then click SELECT A CATEGORY - PICTURES, and then highlight and drag those pictures to the playlist side. There is a small figure that shows how much space is being used. Once this is full you click burn and watch it happen. Your tower will spit the DVD out and tada it works!
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It's a good idea, but I'd definitely recommend backing up all of your images to DVD as well. Additionally, I'd recommend maybe looking into an online backup service - Mozy is what I use, and it's free up to 2GB. Another good free program that may help you sort your images is Picasa.
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I cannot get my Toshiba to even copy from VHS to DVD. How did you get yours to work?
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Check the light scribe site and make sure the drivers and software are installed properly. I had the same problem but now I'm burning custom discs with awesome templates from their site. Also stick a light scribe DVD in the drive upside down and see if it opens the lights drive automatically.
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Thank you Frolian. I've been trying to burn a DVD for a couple hours, and I didn't know until you shared. I have DVD+R DVDs. You're my hero!!
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You cannot save the digital pictures which you have created from slides directly to a DVD. However, you can indirectly make DVDs using the converter. First use the converter to convert the slides to digital pictures which you can save to a memory card. You then use the memory card to save the digital pictures to your computer (via an internal card reader on your computer, or a card reader on your printer or an external USB card reader). Once you have the digital files saved to your computer, you can easy burn them on a CD or DVD.
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what is the "copy" function? Do I put in a dvd, select copy, then put in a blank dvd and copy to it?
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Thank you.Basically, the problem I got is the pause between the clips when I write them to a DVD. So, I joined them (and the pause problom is solved) and tried to fit it to a 4.7 GB (which apparently holds 4.38GB data). And if the total size is less than 4.38GB, I could write the DVD. Else, I had to separate the single cip (which I joined before) and remove some of the clips and see how many are getting fit in 4.38GB. I think I could write it. Of course, I have to write a second DVD for rest of the clips. Thank you
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Yes, put the flash card in the computer, then insert a blank DVD diskInvoke Windows Explorer (Hold flag-key down and press the E key)Find the flashcard on the display and expand the view to see the photo you want. (you can change the format of the screen to show miniature images by experimenting with the icons you will see on the upper right side of the display)Right-click>Copy on the image you want then move cursor to DVD and right-click Paste
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You must use a printer that supports printing directly on DVD/CDs.I use Epson Artisan 725 (older) or Epson XP600 (newer).These printers have a special slot to insert the blank DVD/CD and software to print on them.The result is very professional, especially if you download the cover art from the Internet (cdcover.cc)
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You have to have a special printer that accepts disc's. You can get adapters for some printers (Cannon Pixma 9000). Otherwise google DVD printers. There's lots out there and they do a good job.
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If you use a light scribe compatible DVD you can do it. Don't forget to install the right software though.
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I don't know if you'll ever see this reply but it's worth getting the word out anyway. I recently purchased the new Small Wonder combo kit from TigerDirect.com. RCA has put out this DVD burner/Small Wonder camera combo package that is PERFECT for what you are asking about. The camera docks right onto the DVD burner, which connects to a t.v., and the videos will transfer directly into the DVD burner! It's so cool and easy. Plus, the DVD burner acts a stand-alone DVD player AND it will take inputs from other transmission sources (video camera, t.v. tuner, etc). This is a great product and a great value! Thrilled Small Wonder User
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If it is a DVD you probably will have to get a dual layer blank DVD. Some if the DVD blanks that are single layer don't have enough space
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I haven't had any problems burning any dvd/br formats. Hope this helps; good luck!
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HI! No This burns them all! I have used Dvd +R and Dvd- with no problems! its great!!!! It will not burn copy right dvd's but everything else it will. Hope this helped you!
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If this is from the External SD card to your hard drive, could it be that you used that card in another video recording device too? Or, if it's copying to your DVD drive, older drives may require conversion from AVCHD. I don't have such a drive, so I cannot test what the error message would be in that case. I sometimes use it to record in MPEG2 for use on older DVD players, letting the camera do the conversion. Maybe that's what you have to do.