Since I have done bunches of iMovies, I guess I would say use iMovie. I am familiar with using photos and putting captions, titles, etc over, under, and above them. It's easy ... and you can add music or annotate them with your own voice over or if the persons are still alive, interview them and put a one liner in with the photo. Then put transitions on it and you got something everyone will love. But since I am familar with Powerpoint, you could use that too. But unless you have that it is expensive. I believe you can then convert it to Quicktime. and then you could make an SVCD But since I am familar with Keynote, blah, blah, blah. But iMovie is the best of the bunch and easiest to put onto tape or DVD (if you have a digital video camera and/or DVD burner) Even the first family remembrance I did and the first eagle scout video I did still bring everyone to tears. good luck just do it in iMovie. Juan On Oct 25, 2004, at 10:45 AM, Brenda Pedersen wrote: > Hello to all; > > I am looking for recommendations - I am needing to create photo > slideshows > complete with captions. The slideshows will ultimately be burned to > SVCD or > DVD and VHS. These are old heritage photos and it is important to be > able to > annotate them. I would like the captions to be able to be viewed when > the > photos are being viewed (i.e. photo displayed of gggrandparents along > with a > caption which states names, dates, place photo taken, etc...). > > Is it possible to tweak/add on to iMovie so that it will allow > captions to > be easily entered under or over the individual photos? Or is there > another > software option which would more easily accomplish what I want? > > Running OS 10.2.8 on a dual USB iBook, 640 MB ram. Currently have > iMovie > 3,0.3 and Motion Pictures (came with Toast Titanium 6) > > Thanks in advance > > Brenda Pedersen > > > > > _______________________________________________ > MacDV mailing list > MacDV at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/macdv