On Saturday, January 3, 2004, at 04:09 PM, Don Richter wrote: > On 1/2/04 8:40 PM, "Joyce Ranieri" <jranieri at twcny.rr.com> wrote: > >> I'm taking some home video of last summer's vacation and making it >> into >> a dvd. I want to add my digital pictures as a slide show. As I see it, >> there are several options: >> 1) creating the slide show in iPhoto and exporting it as a >> Quicktime Movie, and then putting it in iDvd >> 2) creating the slide show in iMovie and then putting it in iDvd >> 3) creating the slide show in iDvd >> > > Hi Joyce, > > I prefer using iMovie to create slide shows and using iDVD to burn the > DVD. > One gets the most control with iMovie: > > A) Control how long each individual picture appears in the slide show, > B) Insert transitions between slides, > C) Control the musical track from iTunes (length, timing, etc.), > D) Add separate narration track, if desired. > > It takes a while longer to set all this up, but the results are worth > it. I > burned several DVDs because friends asked to borrow it to show to other > people. When did that ever happen with a vacation slide show? (Okay > the fact > that the locale was Paris in Spring probably has a lot to do with it > too, > but I recommend iMovie.) > > Regards, > Don Richter > That's the way and you can put captions in too. J