I have a slideshow in .pgt format(created with PictureGo).How do I convert this to something I can put on dvd?
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Try NERO. It is very easy to use.
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Just put the information on a power point presentation and go to "slideshow" on the menu bar and click on "view show".\n\nIf you want ot you can also add music or sounds by going to "insert" on the menu bar and clicking on "movies and sounds"
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I have a slide show of my pictures I have stored on my computer as a screen saver. \n Put all the pictures you want on the slide show in one file. \n\nStart>  \ncontrol panel >\n display>\nscreen saver> \nmy picture display \nthen pick the file with all your pictures in it \nthen hit apply.\n\nif this isn't what you want you can also create a yahoo group, add a folder of all your pictures in the photos section and then create a slide show.\n\nThose are the only ways I know of if anyone has a better idea I'm gonna watch because I want to know myself.
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Yup!  Lots of software here can do that:  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=powerpoint+to+flash+conversion&tg=dl-20\n\nBrowse through to see what suits you best.
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I don't know of any direct converters.  But, there is a way to get it to that format through intermediate steps.  Both applications I mention are free.\n\n1) Get DVD Decrypter (or another DVD ripper).  Then, make sure you set DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD program to a single MPEG file (rather than multiple files it uses by default).  Be sure to rip only one video and one audio stream.  The MP4 format only supports one of each (especially on devices like the iPod or the PSP).  Do not rip any captioning streams (they are not supported). \n2) Get PSP Video 9 (which includes FFMPEG  and has a nice GUI interface) and use this application to convert the resulting ripped MPEG file to MP4.\n\nNote: You will need between 6-8GB of space to store the ripped MPEG file.  You may also need an additional 6-8GB of space to store the full sized MP4 file.\n\nInside PSP Video 9, you will need to create a profile that's of the same height x width as the original MPEG file.  But, once you create a profile and save it, you can use it again and again.  The resulting MP4 you create will be playable in Quicktime or any other MP4 player capable of playing that resolution.\n\nIf you are targeting the MP4 to a smaller device (phone, iPod or PSP), then you will need to create a profile that fits with the resolution of the destination device.\n\nYou will have to use Yahoo or Google to find a copy of DVD Decrypter.  However, you can get PSP Video 9 at http://www.pspvideo9.com\n\nGood luck.
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You need to convert them - try http://www.ePodSupport.com .  Skip Step 2 and do not download DVD Shrink if you already have the files.
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I guess the prior contributor didn't read your question carefully.  :)\n\nOK, so you don't want a fancy slideshow with transitions and stuff.  All you want is a DVD or picture CD where you can have full control of your pictures so you can skip to the next at the press of a button.  \n\nI haven't done this but it's just a thought... Most CD burning programs can create a standard VCD where you can drag and drop JPEG files into it and it creates tracks.  I believe this is what you need.  You won't have audio but you will probably just get a picture slideshow where it will just play one image and when you click the skip button, *I think, it will go to the next one.  \n\nTake a look a NERO and create a Video CD project and just drag and drop JPEGs into it.\n\nWorth a try...\n\nThere is another software called DVD Architect by Sony and I think that's overkill for this but it allows you to create a script for the DVD which I believe can control a lot more stuff.  But like I said, it would be overkill and you would have to learn how to do DVD scripting.
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http://www.imagemagick.org\ntells how to convert between almost any format\nand any other.
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best program is 'Nero', it's the easiest i have ever used. then u can try also 'Dr. divx', which is not bad but as it's named... working the best on 'quick time show' files converting and divx.
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Use Windows Movie Maker.  It is standard on most computers, look for the .exe file in the Program Files on you hard drive, there should be a sub-folder named Movie Maker.  Take each slide in your PowerPoint presentation and cut and paste it from the slide sorter in PowerPoint into Microsoft Paint, saving each slide as it's own image, and then use Movie Maker to put the images together to make a video.  I don't know what the quality will be like, and the video will be saved as a .wmv file, so you will need to convert it to an .avi file.  You can download software that will do that for free for 30 days at movavi.com or smartsoftvideo.com to name just two programs.
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u mean like an ISO file image?(game)\n\nor like a photo? anyhow u need a converter for photo format changing and for iso u will need Magiciso which u could download by searching on google..
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You need to convert them in order to get them to run.\n\nYou can do this by creating a normal DVD with source the mpg files you extract from .dat files. \nDepending on the software in the case it is smart enough not to re-encode the mpeg1 files at a higher resolution, you will get the same result as if you had created a long-play VCD, with added menus and features available only to DVD's. \n\nI have done this using ULead. The conversion, though, is quite time consuming, but certainly substantially less than re-encoding mpeg4 files, as in the case when the source is in divx format. \nGood luck...
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A good program is piccasso  from google which also lets you burn the file onto cd or dvd
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Check this site:\nwww.videohelp.com\n\nIt contains details and links to software to convert between most video formats
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it depends, if you want the dvd to be on your computer as an image file , than use either Daemon tools, or Alcohol 120%, but if you want it to be in avi format , (which is smaller, and better for playing back on computers) , than use "DVD-to_AVI" program, i downloaded it today, i figured it out on my own, by the way, the dvd program, is trial version so if you want the serial key that i have, contact me at my email on my profile. email me if this helped or not.
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An excellent site to look for the type of program that you require is http://www.download.com  (Type MPEG to DVD in the search box and press Enter, or, if you're sure this is the program for you, enter the name DVDBuilder 2.7)\n\nOn about the fourth page in, I found DVDBuilder v2.7.  I've never used it, but it claims to "Convert DVDs out of MPEG files".\n\nGive it a try and see what you think.\n\nBTW, most of the files I found listed are Shareware, meaning you have to pay for them if you find them useful, but there may be other programs in pages further on.  It says there are 393 pages of 10 items per page (up to 3,930), so that should give you something to do.\n\nBest of luck.\n\nI hope it does it for you.\n\nAdditional Info: I've just installed DVDBuilder v2.7, but it only deals with MPEG-2 files.  I don't know if this is what you've got.  Sorry.