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Right, i have a cd full of jpeg pictures from my holiday and wanted to transfer them to video, so they can be watched by family etc. Now my dvd is capable of playing Jpeg Cd's but my releatives dvd players arent, and some don't have them. So i tried to put the Cd into my DVD player and record it onto a tape, but it comes out in black and white and seems to "pulse" at the edges, making it largely unviewable. I was just wondering what the problem is and if there is any way to get it to work. Currently my DVD is connected to my TV which is connected to my video recorder, but obviously this setup does not work. I have tried using various Tv's and recorders, scart leads and those other leads but still am unable to get it to work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Get an MP3 CD player that plays VCDs, or even better, JPGs. Simple.
Of course, it's not too likely you'll get one just to show some people some photos, but it's an option...
Of course, it's not too likely you'll get one just to show some people some photos, but it's an option...
Ulead DVD picture show 2, is an excellent programme for creating VCD's or SVCD's or for the more upper class( Moi) DVD'S of all your photos.
I went to america, took loadsa pictures then put them onto DVD using this programme and then when you put it into your DVD player it just loads like a DVD, but with all of your pictures and you can even add music to it as well.
I went to america, took loadsa pictures then put them onto DVD using this programme and then when you put it into your DVD player it just loads like a DVD, but with all of your pictures and you can even add music to it as well.
Nope still no luck, i have managed to reduce some of the jaggedness, but not been able to sort out the color. I still cant understand why i can record DVD's but not this CD. Oh and i cant disable the Macrovision...
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> "So i tried to put the Cd into my DVD player and record it onto a
> tape, but it comes out in black and white and seems to
> "pulse" at the edges, making it largely unviewable."
>
> Disable macrovision (assuming the DVD player allows that) then you
> can tape from DVDs.
The strange thing is, i can record DVD's :P but not the pics on the cd. But i'll see what i can do...
> "So i tried to put the Cd into my DVD player and record it onto a
> tape, but it comes out in black and white and seems to
> "pulse" at the edges, making it largely unviewable."
>
> Disable macrovision (assuming the DVD player allows that) then you
> can tape from DVDs.
The strange thing is, i can record DVD's :P but not the pics on the cd. But i'll see what i can do...
"So i tried to put the Cd into my DVD player and record it onto a tape, but it comes out in black and white and seems to "pulse" at the edges, making it largely unviewable."
Disable macrovision (assuming the DVD player allows that) then you can tape from DVDs.
Disable macrovision (assuming the DVD player allows that) then you can tape from DVDs.
Right, i have a cd full of jpeg pictures from my holiday and wanted to transfer them to video, so they can be watched by family etc. Now my dvd is capable of playing Jpeg Cd's but my releatives dvd players arent, and some don't have them. So i tried to put the Cd into my DVD player and record it onto a tape, but it comes out in black and white and seems to "pulse" at the edges, making it largely unviewable. I was just wondering what the problem is and if there is any way to get it to work. Currently my DVD is connected to my TV which is connected to my video recorder, but obviously this setup does not work. I have tried using various Tv's and recorders, scart leads and those other leads but still am unable to get it to work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.