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[tkzap]

I am using the full version of Roxio Create 2010. I have completed my photoshow including my own music. Under the "Share" tab I clicked "burn photoshow disc". I inserted a blank 4.7 GB dvd disc. After the entire burn run was complete, i put the disc in to play it and all it had was the audio playback. No pictures showed. Any help?

[myguggi]

tkzap, on 10 August 2011 - 03:33 PM, said:

I am using the full version of Roxio Create 2010. I have completed my photoshow including my own music. Under the "Share" tab I clicked "burn photoshow disc". I inserted a blank 4.7 GB dvd disc. After the entire burn run was complete, i put the disc in to play it and all it had was the audio playback. No pictures showed. Any help?

You state you are using C2010 but posted in the C2010 forum. Which is it?

Edited by myguggi, 10 August 2011 - 03:48 PM.

[tkzap]

Yes, I'm using Create 2010...

[sknis]

tkzap, on 10 August 2011 - 03:51 PM, said:

Yes, I'm using Create 2010...

What format and what size in KB are the images?  How many of them are you putting in your free version of PhotoShow?  There used to be a pretty small number - 24;   I'm not sure if that has changed.   Resize the images down to a couple of thousand KB and try again.

Where are you playing the disc?

[tkzap]

I'm not using the free version of photoshow, I am using the upgraded premier version of create 2010. I have over 250 photos but the dvd-r im using has plenty of space, so I don't think space is the issue. The images are in jpg. Replayed the disc in hp media which is the default program on my computer and also on a different computer on wmp.

[sknis]

tkzap, on 11 August 2011 - 05:41 AM, said:

I'm not using the free version of photoshow, I am using the upgraded premier version of create 2010. I have over 250 photos but the dvd-r im using has plenty of space, so I don't think space is the issue. The images are in jpg. Replayed the disc in hp media which is the default program on my computer and also on a different computer on wmp.

It would have helped if you posted that you were using the stand alone version in your first post.  I would not have asked such "stupid" questions.  

Are you making a disc or are you creating a video file?  With older versions of WMP, there was no ability to play a DVD; I don't know about HP Media -- do you know?

Download the free VLC player from cnet .com.  It will play almost anything.  

If that doesn't work, re-download Photo Show 6 and install it over what you already have.  On an earlier "build" there were issues trying to burn to a disc.  The new version is Build 857 (or so).  Even if that is what you have, then the reinstall may fix the issue.

Also if you are using Memorex or other store brand discs, go out and get some good quality RW discs to experiment with.   Verbatim are good and close to the best (usually).

Edited by sknis, 11 August 2011 - 12:18 PM.

[myguggi]

sknis, on 11 August 2011 - 12:01 PM, said:

It would have helped if you posted that you were using the stand alone version in your first post.  I would not have asked such "stupid" questions.  

Are you making a disc or are you creating a video file?  With older versions of WMP, there was no ability to play a DVD; I don't know about HP Media -- do you know?

Download the free VLC player from cnet .com.  It will play almost anything.  

If that doesn't work, re-download Photo Show 6 and install it over what you already have.  On an earlier "build" there were issues trying to burn to a disc.  The new version is Build 857 (or so).  Even if that is what you have, then the reinstall may fix the issue.

Also if you are using Memorex or other store brand discs, go out and get some good quality RW discs to experiment with.   Verbatim are good and close to the best (usually).

Steve, tkzap is using the "upgraded premier version of create 2010".  Does C2010 include the premier PhotoShow 6?

[sknis]

myguggi, on 11 August 2011 - 12:29 PM, said:

Steve, tkzap is using the "upgraded premier version of create 2010".  Does C2010 include the premier PhotoShow 6?

I'm not sure of anything that the poster is posting and the poster doesn't respond well to direct questions.   I'm not sure what "Upgraded...Premier"  version is.   The premier version of Creator 2010 or Creator 10.x are OEM versions.

Since the poster was able to add more than 24 images, I assume that the poster had upgraded to the subscription version of PhotoShow.

Creator 2010 Premier would not include the PhotoShow upgrade.

tkzap - did you pay a subsciption fee to upgrade to PhotoShow?  Please take the time to provide correct information if you are serious about getting help.  Do not rely on memory !

Now if there was a language barrier ......

Edited by sknis, 11 August 2011 - 01:19 PM.