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judsonr

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  1. Ficus451, I was just taking a stab at why your images were pixelating, and it looks like I was wrong in my assumptions. I created a .wma file and played it in RealPlayer. It was unacceptably pixelated! However, the video file I created and burned to DVD played beautifully in my wife's computer with Realpalyer but will not play in my machine. As a DVD, it plays acceptably well on a digital TV but the sound quality - for some reason - is not CD-quality. It is on said wife's computer.
  2. I just purchased this product, and after some initial difficulty I was able to create a useable DVD of my slide show. I have two DVD players, an older Bose 3-2-1 system which will not play the DVD and a newer inexpensive standard DVD player which does play the DVD. I used the default DVD settings and burned to a DVD+R disc. While I disagree that the resulting images are of "High-definition" quality (they are NOT what I see on my computer monitor) my main issue is with the sound quality. I am playing through a Bose system and the sound delivered is decidedly shallow - not at all CD or DVD quality. While this doesn't solve RobbieG's issue it does support the fact that Photostage will create useable DVDs - just not of the advertised quality. As to RobbieG's comment that "it wont play on the DVD player but will play on the computer..." I can only say that computer discs and DVDs are two different animals. Generally, computer discs won't play in DVD players but DVDs will play in computers with the proper drive and software. Did RobbieG make a computer-only disc when he intended to make a DVD?
  3. I'm wondering what the native resolution of your images might be. If you are shooting digital with highly-compressed JPEG files, then pixelization is inherent, especially if you are using a point-and-shoot and it is set to maximize the number of images you can fit on the memory card. Check your camera's image quality setting and ensure that it is set for the highest quality JPEG file. Of course, if you are an advanced amateur photographer and you shoot RAW... disregard. In that case, I don't have an explanation as I do shoot RAW, post-process in Lightroom and PS5, and my images are high-resolution. My camera is the Nikon D300.
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