Problem with photos to DVD-R or CD-R.

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead, I
get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

In article , Mort wrote:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead, I
get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

that depends on the tv set.

On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead,
I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these
CD-R and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast will give you the option to burn
a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview
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Regards,

Savageduck

Savageduck wrote:
On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a
problem. I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to
DVD-R or CD-R, they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to
view them on my TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message
that the correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear.
Instead, I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these CD-R
and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast will give you the option to burn
a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview
Hi Duck,

Thanks for the tip. I use Roxio for burning music discs,and will check
out if it has Toast or something similar.

I hope that you and yours and your home are safe,and that the fires are
diminishing.

Mort

On 2016-08-23 01:31:54 +0000, Mort said:

Savageduck wrote:
On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a
problem. I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to
DVD-R or CD-R, they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to
view them on my TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message
that the correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear.
Instead, I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these CD-R
and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast will give you the option to burn
a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview
Hi Duck,

Thanks for the tip. I use Roxio for burning music discs,and will check
out if it has Toast or something similar.

I am sure they will have the tool to get things done for you.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/creator/suite/
http://www.roxio.com/enu/store/photo.html

I hope that you and yours and your home are safe,and that the fires are
diminishing.

Mort

So far, so good, but not so much for many others. Where I am is
currently the only Lake Nacimiento community not under direct threat.
The smoke has been quite oppressive today, it has been like muddling
through a low visibility, smelly haze.

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Regards,

Savageduck

On 2016-08-22 21:39:29 +0000, Savageduck said:

On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead,
I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these
CD-R and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast will give you the option to burn
a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview

Thank you Duck. I have been juryrigging this procedure for years and
now you've given me a reason to finally buy Roxio Toast!!

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Michael

On 2016-08-24 15:13:09 +0000, Michael said:

On 2016-08-22 21:39:29 +0000, Savageduck said:

On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead,
I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these
CD-R and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast will give you the option to burn
a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview

Thank you Duck. I have been juryrigging this procedure for years and
now you've given me a reason to finally buy Roxio Toast!!

Then you might want to take advantage of this bundle which will cut the
cost considerably. Unfortunately the deal ends today.
https://deals.macupdate.com/?utm_source=bundles&utm_medium=email&utm_content=t oastcust_email&utm_campaign=july_2016


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Regards,

Savageduck

On 2016-08-24 15:34:54 +0000, Savageduck said:

On 2016-08-24 15:13:09 +0000, Michael said:

On 2016-08-22 21:39:29 +0000, Savageduck said:

On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead,
I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these
CD-R and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast willWell give you the option to
burn a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview

Thank you Duck. I have been juryrigging this procedure for years and
now you've given me a reason to finally buy Roxio Toast!!

Then you might want to take advantage of this bundle which will cut the
cost considerably. Unfortunately the deal ends today.
https://deals.macupdate.com/?utm_source=bundles&utm_medium=email&utm_content=t oastcust_email&utm_campaign=july_2016


Well, I missed the cutoff. But another question. I can buy the newest
Toast version 15 Titanium for $99 from Amazon or I can buy Toast 14
Titanium for half the price. What am I losing by going one edition
older? I am running an aging iMac on 10.10.5 Yosemite but plan to buy a
new iMac with the upcoming new OS in the fall.
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Michael

In article , Michael
wrote:

Well, I missed the cutoff. But another question. I can buy the newest
Toast version 15 Titanium for $99 from Amazon or I can buy Toast 14
Titanium for half the price. What am I losing by going one edition
older? I am running an aging iMac on 10.10.5 Yosemite but plan to buy a
new iMac with the upcoming new OS in the fall.

probably nothing important.

On 2016-08-26 02:46:24 +0000, Michael said:

On 2016-08-24 15:34:54 +0000, Savageduck said:
On 2016-08-24 15:13:09 +0000, Michael said:
On 2016-08-22 21:39:29 +0000, Savageduck said:
On 2016-08-22 20:53:24 +0000, Mort said:

Hi,

I often find the need to send photos by discs,and have noted a problem.
I use Picasa as my photo software. When I burn photos to DVD-R or CD-R,
they play back nicely on my PCs. However, when I try to view them on my
TV set via an outboard DVD player, I get the message that the
correctly-named photo group is there, but they do not appear. Instead,
I get an on-screen notice that no file is found.

How can I burn edited photos from my hard drive to a CD-R or DVD-R,
which will be viewable on a DVD player to a TV set?

Thanks in advance.

Mort Linder

What software and what disc data format are you using to burn these
CD-R and/or DVD-R photo albums?

I have found that the most versatile software for this sort of job is
Roxio Toast, which is, Mac only. Toast willWell give you the option to
burn a cross platform "Photo Disc" with full resolution images and
automatically generated slideshows. I am sure the has to be something
similar for Windows.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/#overview

Thank you Duck. I have been juryrigging this procedure for years and
now you've given me a reason to finally buy Roxio Toast!!

Then you might want to take advantage of this bundle which will cut the
cost considerably. Unfortunately the deal ends today.
https://deals.macupdate.com/?utm_source=bundles&utm_medium=email&utm_content=t oastcust_email&utm_campaign=july_2016

Well,

I missed the cutoff. But another question. I can buy the newest Toast
version 15 Titanium for $99 from Amazon or I can buy Toast 14 Titanium
for half the price. What am I losing by going one edition older? I am
running an aging iMac on 10.10.5 Yosemite but plan to buy a new iMac
with the upcoming new OS in the fall.

Go ahead and buy Toast 14, you shouldn't have any issues. I am still
running Toast 12 on my mid-2010 running OS X 10.11.6 El Cap.


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Regards,

Savageduck