Blurry/Pixilated Slide Show

I have created a slide show in Photoshop Elements 10. I clicked on output to send it to Premiere Elements 10 because my pictures were blurry/pixilated when I viewed them in full screen preview, but were not blurry/pixilated in the screen above the timeline.
Once I had my slide show in Premiere, I finished making edits, created a DVD menu for it and went to burn it to a DVD. None of the pictures were blurry in the screen above the sceneline. When I got to the burn DVD menu, I unchecked the box "fit to available space" and slid the quality slider all the way to the right. Most of the pictures were fine, but some are still blurry/pixilated.
Why is this happening and how can I correct it? Please provided details as I am still new to Premiere Elements.

Asking the same question twice is unlikely to get you a better response. These are community forums where we're all just users trying to help each other out. If you require urgent attention to your problem you should go directly to paid Adobe support (click their icon at the top of any page).
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    > fades in. If the incoming image is a different size than
    the current one,
    > the system will fade out the current image, glide the
    image container to
    > the size of the incoming image, then fade the new image
    in. It's all
    > automatic.
    >
    >
    > Staged preloader
    >
    > When the slide show is running in automatic mode, the
    system will preload
    > the next image as the current one is being shown,
    providing a seamless
    > experience in most cases.
    >
    >
    > Intuitive toolbar controls
    >
    > The on-page toolbar contains conventional media
    controls: First, Previous,
    > Play, Pause, Next, and Last buttons. It also contains a
    slider bar that
    > allows users to adjust the slide show timing, plus
    buttons to toggle
    > visibility of the thumbnail display and navigation menu,
    and an image
    > counter.
    >
    >
    > Drag-enabled thumbnail panel
    >
    > The Thumbnail panel can be dragged about the screen,
    enabling users to
    > fine-tune the interface for best viewing of the show.
    >
    >
    > Full-Size images can be hyperlinks
    >
    > Each full-size image can optionally be set as a
    hyperlink to another page,
    > programmed to open in a new window or tab.
    >
    >
    > Image descriptions
    >
    > Each full-size image can display an optional
    description, which can
    > contain any type of valid markup (paragraphs, tables,
    DIVs, lists, links,
    > or images).
    >
    >
    > Automated image processing with Fireworks...
    >
    > Web-ready images are automatically produced from your
    original images,
    > which can be located on any drive connected to your
    computer - including
    > drives mounted by your digital camera. Slide Show Magic
    handles all image
    > processing automatically - preserving your original
    files in their
    > original locations in their original and unaltered
    states. Your images are
    > scaled, optimized, and neatly organized into folders
    within your defined
    > site.
    >
    >
    > Import your existing images...
    >
    > Point to a folder (or folders) that contain your
    existing full-size and
    > thumbnail image and Slide Show Magic will match them up
    and add them to
    > your slide show - unaltered and ready to view.
    >
    >
    > Organize Images into sets
    >
    > Slide Show Magic enables you to define logical image
    sets and organizes
    > the thumbnail panel into navigable sets.
    >
    >
    > Mix landscape and portrait orientations
    >
    > Your images are never distorted in any way. Original
    aspect ratios are
    > always preserved. Use both landscape and portrait images
    in the same slide
    > show.
    >
    >
    > Deploy alone or inside existing layouts
    >
    > Slide Show Magic can be inserted on a page by itself or
    inside an existing
    > page.
    >
    >
    > Select from 6 Themes
    >
    > Select a dark toolbar, a light toolbar, shadow boxes (in
    3 sizes), or an
    > image rotator interface. Style themes can even be
    switched for existing
    > slide shows.
    >
    >
    > Manage it all inside a dedicated Dreamweaver Interface
    >
    > Add (append) new images
    > Delete images or re-order them
    > Manage Descriptions, links, and ALT text
    > Edit existing full-size or Thumbnail images
    > Reprocess all of your slide show's images
    >
    > And lots more, including a comprehensive manual and free
    tech support.
    > $95
    >
    > --
    > Al Sparber - PVII
    >
    http://www.projectseven.com
    > Extending Dreamweaver - Nav Systems | Galleries |
    Widgets
    > Authors: "42nd Street: Mastering the Art of CSS Design"
    >
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