I recently puchased the Windows 7, version 10.3.104, Build: 101B04A, ECD. With no manual or documentation, and having never used this product previously, I'm having a little initial difficulty. I'm trying to create a DVD, to be played on my television DVD player, that will scroll through photos with accompanied background music. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
#1: when butning to DVD is it necessary to set EP, LP, SP or HQ?
#2: after adding photos I want to add music from a standard CD. How do I get it to recognize the CD or music file type?
#3: when getting ready to burn the DVD I want to set the Menu screen. What is the purpose of the small picture that replicates the Menu photo? If I delete it I delete the photo I want to use. Also, how do I use a different photo other than the first one in the file?
#4: The DVD will not play on my PC using Windows Media Player. It just freezes on the menu screen. What do I have to do?
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I recently puchased the Windows 7, version 10.3.104, Build: 101B04A, ECD. With no manual or documentation, and having never used this product previously, I'm having a little initial difficulty. I'm trying to create a DVD, to be played on my television DVD player, that will scroll through photos with accompanied background music. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
#1: when butning to DVD is it necessary to set EP, LP, SP or HQ?
#2: after adding photos I want to add music from a standard CD. How do I get it to recognize the CD or music file type?
#3: when getting ready to burn the DVD I want to set the Menu screen. What is the purpose of the small picture that replicates the Menu photo? If I delete it I delete the photo I want to use. Also, how do I use a different photo other than the first one in the file?
#4: The DVD will not play on my PC using Windows Media Player. It just freezes on the menu screen. What do I have to do?
Thanks, in advance, for all help, Pat
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