Shoutbox

My parents want to burn the photos from their digital camera on disc so they can watch it on tv with their dvd player. I just tried burning them on a DVD, but not surprisingly the cheap player doesn't understand just a bunch of images on a disc. It does support Kodak Photo CD format, but the software i normally use (ImgBurn) doesn't seem to have that.

I'm looking for (free) software to burn photos (.JPG) to a disc so the DVD player will recognize it. Either something capable of burning Kodak Photo CD format or something wrapping a DVD movie menu around the photos will do. No need for fancy options, just need to be able to view them on the TV without storing them on the memorycard forever.

I highly prefer free software, but shareware will do too if it does the job really well, just don't want to use anything as bloated as Nero.


Also, is Kodak Photo CD only for normal CDs or does it work on DVDs too? I prefer to burn on DVDs.

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/photodvd/photodvd.php

My dad uses it and it works great

Thanks, using it now

Too bad you can't burn new files on the same disc later in a dvd movie .

Are you running vista? Because if you are, just use the built in dvd maker...

Nope, still on XP.

nero has a 60/90 day trial or u can try this program to

http://www.deepburner.com/?r=download and click on deepburner free this is a nice program and should do it for ya

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Originally posted by MenthiX
Thanks, using it now

Too bad you can't burn new files on the same disc later in a dvd movie .

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if u get nero they let u do that as one of the options to make a dvd cd so u can do back and add new stuff but that can also run into probs cuz the disc will not be finalized cuz they say u should also do that but ya..

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Originally posted by bigb88
a dvd cd so u can do back and add new stuff

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That's probably just normal files, which the DVD player wont read like i said in my first post.