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Guide: How to Archive Digital Photos into DVD/SVCD/VCD Compatible MPEG Files with IphotoDVD?

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I. Introduction of IphotoDVD :

Description:

IphotoDVD - A tool to archive digital photos into DVD/SVCD/VCD compatible MPEG files with hundreds of transition effects and audio. The transformation includes photo to dvd, photo to vcd, photo to mpeg, jpg to mpg and jpg to mpeg.You can creat photo video, photo show on DVD/SVCD/VCD easily. These files can also be viewed on computer. IphotoDVD now is audio enabled.

Key Features:

A tool to archive digital photos into DVD/SVCD/VCD compatible MPEG files with hundreds of transition effects and audio.
The transformation includes photo to dvd, photo to vcd, photo to mpeg, jpg to mpg and jpg to mpeg.
You can creat photo video, photo show on DVD/SVCD/VCD easily.
These files can also be viewed on computer.
IphotoDVD now is audio enabled.
Easy to use for the beginner.
Very User-friendly interface.
Take up the very few system resources.

II. How to Archive Digital Photos into DVD/SVCD/VCD Compatible MPEG Files :

Step1: Create a new project. Click this button to create a new project.

Step2: Add photos. Check "Image" from Image/Audio Transform, click "Add" from the "Editorial Shortcuts" ,search and select the wanted photo or photos, then click "Open", then repeat until all the wanted photos are added.

Step3: Select transition effects. Select the transition style from "Transition Effect List" for each photo by clicking the photo then the desired transition style. The default is no effect. Refer to the screenshot below.

Step4: Add background music. Check "Audio" from Image/Audio Transform, click "Add" from the "Editorial Shortcuts", search and select the wanted audio, then click "Open" from the above window, then repeat until all the wanted audio are added.

Step5: Make the MPEG file. Now you are ready to create the MPEG file which can be burned into DVD/SVCD/VCD. Click the button to open a 'Ready For Conversion' form. In this form, you need to determine the output file name and select the output video system type before clicking "Ok" to start the conversion.

Step6: Burn the MPEG file to CD. Of course, you might want to watch your photo show on a VideoCD or DVD player, Burning Software will be needed, e.x. VideoPak or Nero. This feature will be integrated to IphotoDVD soon. For this moment, please contact the manufacturer of your CDR/DVDR for detailed information on burning.