Am I able to put a slide show with music on a regular CD, not a DVD?
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yes, but it wont work in some players, if your DVD player will read a picture CD then yes, i make them all the time with HP Photo and Imaging.
969673
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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yeh, you could make a movie on Microsoft Movie maker and you have lots of different effects and you can put music on it like you want to.  and then after that burn it onto a recordable DVD
563411
probably will work. But you should look to burn the CD in a MP3 format. It can be played by a DVD player, but might or might not work in a book box (it depends on how old it is and whether it can read MP3 files.)
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It is entirely possible to play an .ISO file of a DVD on a computer.  One free program to do so is called "Video LAN", and is available for download at:\nhttp://www.videolan.org/
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Yes there is! Burn it as a "VCD". You should have that option in your burning software. Nero has it. Any DVD player built after 2003 will play VCD disks. But if you're trying to burn a full feature movie onto cd? It can be done but you'd have to convert the original movie to Mpeg (a lot of work and a real pain) then you'd have to break the original movie into separate sections 600mb or smaller to fit on the cd (another pain) and then you would have to have 5 to 10 cd's to accomodate the whole movie. It's a lot of work and the results aren't worth it.
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If you are using windows XP you can put images in the "my images" folder under my documents and create a slide show.
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no it wouldnt because thats the program that is able to run the slide show
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First of all,\nsave the presentation to your local hard drive.\n\nSecond of all \n\nfollow this link for additional information on "how do you burn a cd"\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Av2qQlnqrBOxEJdCbHhLWOwjzKIX?qid=1006011904571\n\nMr. Bonz, has a gorgeous answer already.\n\nif your unable to click that link just type these keywords into Yahoo! answers search:\nhow do you burn a cd
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Yes, but unless you've got tons of pics, it seems a bit of a waste. DVDs store 4.7GB of data, so a CD-R would be more suitable. Or even better, a CD-RW which can be re-written!
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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Wow this is a great question.  I made a power point preso with Jazz music from a CD.  Here goes.  I have Powerpoint 2002 but I know it works with any verion and its pretty much the same you can IM me if you still get lost. Go to Insert Movies and Sound.  If it is a sound clip that is on your computer then you will have to select Sound from a File.  If you have MS Powerpoint 2002 its that simple. It will ask you if you want to play the song automatically during the slide show or on click over.
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Yes, but you can't put them onto DVDs. You can get a program which will take the image of the DVD, called Alcohol 120%\nIt copies the DVD, then will make a "virtual drive", basically tricking the computer into thinking it has another drive, which the program will then play the DVD on. It works just like a real DVD, but you don't need a physical copy of it. It'll do the same thing with CDs.
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cd+g can be used as Karaoke and need a player that is compatible to view them. Many stand alone dvd players should play them\nYou need to burn them on a CDR\n\nSome links for you to browse through
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Make a Presentation then Push the 1st file\ninsert\nSound and music\nSound from file\nO yea it has to a WMA or WAV music file\nformatt slide transition\nhit the <  > button until you get sound transition and make the setting
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you'd have to export the pages as images and then create a slideshow from that either using dvd creation software or making a mpeg2 movie out of the slides
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You could if you want to make it a data cd, but it wouldn't play on cd players, just the computer