How do I take pictures from computer, burn on cd, and be able to add music backgrounds and text ?
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I like this one, very easy to use, great features, free demo:\nhttp://www.dvd-photo-slideshow.com/
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First you have to have a computer with a cd burner installed. then you have to install a program like nero or something else then you follow the instructions. you can also get windows media player and save the music and you can burn it anytime you want.
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Get a software to do it, like AMAZING CD & DVD  BURNER which you can find on www.downlad.com
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download a song, save it in one of your folders. Once its saved right click on your mouse, a list will come up, Scroll down to Add to burn list. Once you've added all the songs to your list put a cd in the drive and burn that music.\nENJOY!!!
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1) Download knoppix cd from url\nhttp://csociety-ftp.ecn.purdue.edu/pub/knoppix/KNOPPIX_V4.0.2CD-2005-09-23-EN.iso\n\n2) Use Nero CD Burning Software to burn image on CD (see sources for how to do this). Once done boot from CD.
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Go to www.download.com and research the free trial music recording software there, you'll need a program to record the music onto your computers hard drive thru the soundcard input and then you'll need a program to convert the digital audio into mp3 files that you can burn onto a music cd.\n I was given a program called Music Creator by Cakewalk which I use to record music onto my hard drive. Then I use a program called DBPoweramp music converter to convert the files to mp3 and then I burn them on to a CD. It works great, e-mail me and I'll send you a sample of how it sounds.
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Use Audacity to record the song.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nand Nero to record your CD.\n\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html
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You will need a capture card to your computer, which as all the software.\n\nThe capture card MUST have analog and digital connections (composite, S-Video and Firewire).\n\nPinnacle makes one in the $150 to $250 range, with software for editing.  You import your video, use a menu to draw it into the editing, starting cutting and pasting.\n\nYou can put music tracks down below and cut to the music.\n\nYou can dd titles or still shots.\n\nWhen you finish you can burn a Video CD, copy this to a VHS tape deck or an external DVD burner or burn to an internal DVD burner.\n\nYou can also turn it into stream video in Windows, MPEG or Real Player formats.
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download it first to your desktop... then burn it on the cd..... go to this site....
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BURN all pics into a CD. Meaning Copy all the pics to a CD using Nero Burning Rom(may differ) which you can get it from www.nero.com
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Not too difficult with XP, just follow the step by step directions. \nClick on Start \nClick on My Computer \nClick on on the Drive where you picture folder is. \nClick on your picture folder to see your picture files. \nClick on Edit on the top bar and click on Select all on the opening menu (or \nyou can select only the pictures you want to copy). \nAt the left of the displayed photo files, look under  Picture Task and you \nwill see "Copy to CD" or "Copy all items to CD". Click on this. \nAfter you click on this, look at the bottom, right hand side of your screen. \nYou will have a message "You have files waiting to be copied to the CD". \nClick on this message. A new box will open. The files you selected to copy \nwill be displayed in this box. \nAt the left of the displayed files, you will have, under CD Writing task, \nthe item "Write these files to CD". Click on it. \nThis will start the writing process. Follow the directions. At one point you \nwill be asked to insert a CD in your drive. Insert a blank CD-R (not a \nCD-RW) and the files will be written on the CD. You will also be asked if \nyou want to have this CD open your pictures automatically when you insert it \nin your drive. Answer yes. If you then want to add more pictures to this \nCD-R after you finish your first copy, just insert it when asked to do so, \ninstead of inserting a blank CD-R. More pictures can added to it, but don't \ntry to save more than 200 pictures or so on a CD. Otherwhise you will find \nthat the pictures will open very slowly
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try making an image on the hdd with nero and then burn the image to a blank cd
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First select the form of CD/DVD u want to write, like a Image VCD, or DATA CD...then press add files and go for it...
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you need a CD (or DVD) burner and a burning program
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With a program liek Norton Ghost you should be able to create an "image" (a copy bit wise) of your computer's hard drive, this image you can burn on a CD or keep where ever you want...
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Fill the requirements for copying data to CD first.\nHardware::\n 52x HP/Sony/Asus Combo or simple R/RW CD recorder\n CD Recordable (Sony/Maxell)\nSoftware::\n Windows XP OS (Support CD writing)\n Nero Burning Rom 7, Nero Xpress, Nero suite 7 or higher\n\nInsert CDR into the CD R/RW, run nero xpress,\nadd files to write on to the cdrom\nok, press burn cd process starts.\nAfter completion check the CDrom for written file remove and reload the CD first.\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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First put your audiobook in a playlist. Then to create a CD (to be played in regular CD player):\n"\nIf your computer has an internal CD-RW drive or SuperDrive, you can make your own audio CDs containing the songs you add to a playlist. (Some external CD burners may also work with iTunes.) You can listen to the audio CDs you create in iTunes in most consumer CD players and on your computer. \n\niTunes converts the songs to standard audio files before writing them to the CD. You can fit about 74 minutes of music, or about 20 songs, on a 650 MB CD-R disc. Some discs allow 80 minutes (700 MB) of music.\n\n1.\n\nChoose iTunes > Preferences, then click the Advanced button at the top of the window and click Burning.\n\n2.\n\nChoose Audio CD as the Disc Format.\n\n3.\n\nTo have all the songs on the CD play at the same volume level, select the Sound Check checkbox.\n\n4.\n\nClick OK.\n\n5.\n\nSelect the playlist containing the songs you want to burn to the CD, and make sure all the songs you want to include on the CD have a checkmark beside them.\n\nYou can only burn a CD from the songs in an iTunes playlist (not from a playlist on an iPod), and only checked songs are included. For instructions on creating a playlist, click "Tell me more."\n\n6.\n\nClick the Burn Disc button in the upper-right corner of the iTunes window.\n\n7.\n\nInsert a blank CD-R disc and click Burn Disc again.\n\nIf you plan to play the CD on a consumer CD player, you need to use a blank CD-R disc, not a CD-RW disc.\n\nIf the playlist contains more songs than will fit on the CD, iTunes will burn as many songs as will fit on one disc, and then ask you to insert another disc to continue burning the remaining songs. (You can see the size of the selected playlist at the bottom of the iTunes window.)\n\nIf the playlist contains any songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store, you can only burn the playlist seven times.\n\nIf the playlist contains songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store and includes a very long song (longer than a CD), you may see a dialog telling you that you need to put the long song in its own playlist, and then burn that single-song playlist separately.\n\nIf the playlist includes Audible spoken word content with chapter markers, the chapters are burned as separate tracks.\n\nIt takes several minutes to burn an audio CD. You can cancel the burn by clicking the X next to the progress bar, but since you can use CD-R discs only once, you won't be able to use the CD after canceling.\n"\n\nFor MP3 player, you would just copy the files to the MP3 player, assuming the files are in MP3 format. If not follow these steps for the files that are not in MP3 format:\n\nTo convert a song's file format:\n\n1.\n\nChoose iTunes > Preferences, then click the Advanced button at the top of the window and click Importing.\n\n2.\n\nFrom the Import Using pop-up menu, choose the encoding format that you want to convert the song to, then click OK to save the settings.\n\n3.\n\nSelect one or more songs in your library, then choose Advanced > Convert Selection to MP3, Convert Selection to AAC, Convert Selection to Apple Lossless, Convert Selection to AIFF, or Convert Selection to WAV. (The menu item changes to show what's selected in your Importing preferences.)\n\nTo convert all the songs in a folder or on a disk, hold down the Option key and choose Advanced > "Convert Selection to," then choose the folder or disk containing the songs you want to convert. All the songs in the folder or on the disk will be converted except songs you purchased from the Music Store. (Purchased songs are encoded using a protected AAC format that prevents them from being converted.)\n\n\n\nThe files are in the folder "Music", "ITunes Music" and then a sub folder depending how you named things in itunes.