Photos from DVD ?

[marylou]

My son has given me a dvd of his new son and I played it on media player last night. Some of the pictures of 'moving', some are just still photos. How do I save any of them to print off as normal photos?

[Stella]

Can't you just r-click on them and click to save in 'My Pictures' .

[littlemoo]

If you put the disc in the PC, then go to my computer, right click on the disc drive, select explore this will bring up all
the pictures and videos as a list and then as Stella said right click and save in my pictures or the desktop whichever is easier for you.



Clare

[marylou]

Many thanks.It's lovely to see all the images on dvd, especially when grandson is moving about but I do like my photos in an album..........the old fashioned way............lol

[Kath nr the Crooked Spire]

Max Spielmann or any photo shop will print them for you from the dvd.
I have just had a lot of my childrens photos which were taken when they were young put on to a dvd and had copies printed. I've put them into albums which I am giving to them as one of their Christmas presents.

I too love my photographs so I dont want to give them mine but I know they would like to have them.

[Margaret N]

While on the subject of a Disc. If I use Windows Vista to burn to a DVD will I be able to view the pictures on my TV via my new DVD player?
Which option do I need when the box comes up as he instructions appear to contradict each option Windows Live (use like a pen drive) but then goes on to say us Mastered but this may not work on all DVD players.
I want to save my data files and photo's to a cd/dvd maybe there is a free version that I could use.

[littlemoo]

Hi Margaret,

It depends if your DVD player can play pictures. They normally
have stickers on them that say Kodak or jpeg on them. If you let me know
which make I can have a look for you.

Clare

[Margaret N]

Clare, I have just bought a Toshiba SD 370 EDK DVD player to use with a new HD flat screen TV. It mentions JPEG on the box:
• HDMI Connection with Up Conversion to 720p/1080i for superior Picture Performance
• Pal Progressive and Component Video Output for optimum picture quality
• Jpeg viewer enables viewing of digital camera images via CD-R/DVD-R or CD-RW
• MP3 Playback allows MP3 music tracks to be played via CD-R Disc
• DivX compatible which allows watching of DivX video via CD-R/W
I have just played a very old CD-R with JPEG on and it worked well. If you can help I would appreciated it. Very many thanks for your interest and help.

[littlemoo]

If you burn the photos to a DVD-R disc you will be able to see
the photos on your new DVD player.

Clare

[Margaret N]

Clare, Thank you for your help. Using Windows Vista I have burnt DVD by opening Pictures and burnt DVD. I can read it on my PC only. When I put it in my new DVD player I get the message BAD DISC.
I can play my very old Kodak CD on the new player so this must be something to do with Vista. What a sad day when I lost Windows XP.
I fancy an AppleMac but they are too expensive for me.
Happy Christmas.

[littlemoo]

Hi Margaret,

What software did you use to burn your new photo DVD with Windows
Vista ?

I agree Apple Macs are to expensive, but they are fun :) However some
of them can run Windows Vista :)

Clare

[Margaret N]

Clare, I opened Picture Gallery and it gave me the option to burn a disc which I presume is part of Vista Windows.

Looks as if I will have to buy Nero 8.
Happy Christmas and New Year
Margaret

[littlemoo]

Hi Margaret,

There is a program called Windows DVD maker. It is available in versions
Windows Vista Home Premium and Windows Vista Ultimate

I have found a tutorial on how to create DVD's :-

Beginners Guide to Windows DVD Maker (http://www.windowsdvdmaker.com/guides/Beginner/)

Clare