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MyDVD-Limit to only 999 pictures in a slide show?

#1 User is offline   Axlman 

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Post icon  Posted 30 October 2009 - 10:13 AM

Hi,

I'm using MyDVD within Creator Pro 2010. I've been working on a Wedding DVD with almost 1300 pictures.
It has music, and intro and of course menus.

When I opened my saved project this morning, I got a message stating that I have more than 999 pictures in the slideshow and it needs to be corrected.

My question is: Does the software really only limit a user to only up to 999 pictures or is that based off the blank DVD setting that is chosen? Right now the default is 4.7gb which of course I will be burning to a DL +R
i'm trying to stay away from splitting the project between 2+ disks

Thanks for any help.
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 10:52 AM

You suggest that the show is 4.7GB---Forget that. What is the length in "Time" ??

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Posted 30 October 2009 - 11:33 AM

Given that there is limitation of images you can use per slideshow (I couldn't find the post or website link that I vaguely remember having a discussion on this) , why don't just create multiple slideshows using Videowave. Group your pictures in some ways and create a slideshow for each group. Then import all those Videowave productions in MyDVD as separate titles.

Even with 5 seconds per picture (no transitions or special effects), you total video time is about 1hr 48 min for the 1300 pictures.

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Posted 30 October 2009 - 03:52 PM

QUOTE (malatekid @ Oct 30 2009, 12:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Given that there is limitation of images you can use per slideshow (I couldn't find the post or website link that I vaguely remember having a discussion on this) , why don't just create multiple slideshows using Videowave. Group your pictures in some ways and create a slideshow for each group. Then import all those Videowave productions in MyDVD as separate titles.

Even with 5 seconds per picture (no transitions or special effects), you total video time is about 1hr 48 min for the 1300 pictures.



Thanks for info and the advice. I didn't think about that. I'm still new to creating my own DVD's.
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