QUOTE (grandpabruce @ Jul 21 2006, 04:42 PM)

Click on VideoWave, instead of clicking on create slide show. When you clicked on cread slide show, it did exactly what the software was designed to do.
Thank you, Bruce. Your suggestion was what I needed. It surprised me that VideoWave was the solution, as to the best of my recolection a few months ago I had used the "Slideshow" selection to create a DVD slideshow. However, after trying your suggestion, and seeing how it worked in the way I expected, I am now not so sure my memories are valid!
Non the less, I thank you very much for setting me straight. We must be "of an age", as I too was in Viet Nam (USAF, Cam Ran & Danang) - one year before you ('67 - '68). Our MB's are the same, though I use Win XP Pro on this machine.
Thanks also to Frank and mlpasley for taking the time to respond. I thank both of them. Regarding my video card driver, my video card is an ATI 8500 that, I believe, Pinnacle either modified the card or modified the driver to work with their outboard connection hardware for Liquid Edition V5 (I have upsdated LE V5 two times with no problem other than that the external hardware only works with V5). I cannot say the driver is not the problem causing the inverted, reversed image, but I do not experience this problem with any other software.
Since VideoWave seems to be solving my problem, I'll probably finish a couple of projects before I get back to experimenting with "MyDVD", etc. Perhaps someone from Roxio will comment on this anomaly.
Thanks again, fellows