DVD Slide Show?

I am using XP Home SP3
I have many .jpg images which I would like to copy to a DVD so that I
can cycle through them during a lecture. When I burn them to a DVD using
Windows, I find that the DVD can only be played on a computer. I would
much prefer to be able to use a "standard" DVD player rather than a
computer (for various reasons which I can't go into here).

1) Is there some way to burn a DVD (too many files for a CD), which will
play on a home DVD Player?

2) Can these be set up as a slide show which will not autoplay, but
rather change scenes when I clich the remote?

Thank you for any advice.

See here
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...+slide&aqi=g10

Mort wrote:

I am using XP Home SP3
I have many .jpg images which I would like to copy to a DVD so that I
can cycle through them during a lecture. When I burn them to a DVD using
Windows, I find that the DVD can only be played on a computer. I would
much prefer to be able to use a "standard" DVD player rather than a
computer (for various reasons which I can't go into here).

1) Is there some way to burn a DVD (too many files for a CD), which will
play on a home DVD Player?

2) Can these be set up as a slide show which will not autoplay, but
rather change scenes when I clich the remote?

Thank you for any advice.

These aren't XP-related questions, but apparently that's par for this
newsgroup :-)

In Mort
wrote:

1) Is there some way to burn a DVD (too many files for a CD), which
will play on a home DVD Player?

Depends on how your DVD player works.

Mine, an old Sony of some sort, will take a data DVD filled with JPGs
with a standard directory structure and allow you to browse through the
files, displaying them just as you'd hope.

2) Can these be set up as a slide show which will not autoplay, but
rather change scenes when I clich the remote?

Again, it depends. Most likely, if your DVD player will display JPGs in
the first place, it will have some some way to step through the images.

[Before you ask, mine also plays MP3s. I think that these two functions
are pretty common.]

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Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN