Dumb boy wants make slide show

Honest, I put in 2.5 hours of answer-looking before bothering
anyone here. Here's all I want to do:
Build one page. It has nice forward & back buttons and a
dynamic window. Maybe a setup for timed a slide show. Okay, it's
like the nifty Flash sites Lightroom builds for me.
It's easy to administer, and unlike the Lightroom route I
don't have to regenerate the entire site with every modification.
All the how-tos I gleaned used general terms, recordsets and
whatnot. Couldn't find a Insert Tab A in Slot B kinda thing.
I've analyzed some templates in DW CS3 (and rtfm) but I'm not
getting it. Or do I underestimate how complex this is?

David,
Maybe you have a real desire to reinvent the wheel, but if
its just the output that you are after, there are numerous
third-party solutions out there for you. I use this one all the
time:
ProjectSeven
Slideshow Magic Demo. It is relatively inexpensive (certainly
less expensive than the time you've already spent on the project).
The main site is
ProjectSeven

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Hi all, how to make slide show on Iweb with out QuickTime?

Hi all, how to make slide show on Iweb (with out QuickTime or link to YouTube) to be watched in any computer/system?
I used Imove - share - exported - medium (m4v)
This the one I did.
http://360motorcycleadventures.com
Must looking profissional (no YouTube frame)
The problem is: I lot people don't have QuickTime, any body can point me the right direction?
Thanks' in Advance.

I use this slideshow often :
http://www.wyodor.net/iWebBlogTest/Wyodor_1/WebBanner.html
See it here in an iWeb page :
http://www.wyodor.net/_Demo/MyHouse/Huis.html
These are the slideshows :
http://www.wyodor.net/_Demo/Gardens/flagstones.html
http://www.wyodor.net/_Demo/Gardens/gardens.html
And here in a non-iWeb page :
http://www.wyodor.net/htmlegg/SmallCard/SmallSlideshow.html
This is the slideshow itself :
http://www.wyodor.net/htmlegg/SmallCard/VintageParis/
Or use WOW slider :
http://www.wyodor.net/htmlegg/TallCard/TallWow.html
There are lots of slideshows out there. Choose the one you like.
And search/browse this forum for other solutions.

I am using IDVD to make slide shows. The pictures are clear and of good quality. When I burn the slide show to a disk, the pictures are blurry and of poor quality. Is there a setting for quality of picture in burning a disk?

I am using IDVD to make slide shows. The pictures are clear and of high quality when viewed on my computer. When I burn the slide show to a disk, the pictures are blury and of poor quality. Is there a setting adjustment to correct this problem?

I would re-post in the iDVD forum. You are likely to get a faster answer there. Good luck.

I pad can you take only pictures you want for slide show

On ipad can you only use pictures you want for slide show?What is delete on top of photo page?Did not delete picture I marked.Thank you

And as is often the case with Apple, there's more than one way to do it. Another way to accomplish this is to download a copy of MPEG Streamclip as relayed by longtime iMovie Discussion Group participantAppleMan1958
https://discussions.apple.com/message/15808352#15808352
First, get an app called MPEG Streamclip, which is free. (google MPEG Streamclip from Squared 5)
Open MPEG Streamclip.
In iMovie, select the clip you need. Then, right-click/Reveal in Finder.
Drag this clip into MPEG Streamclip
In MPEG Streamclip, move the playhead to the frame you want.
In MPEG Streamclip, click FILE/EXPORT FRAME.
Choose JPEG, TIFF, or PNG and give it a name.

How to make slide show out of photos

I have about 60 .jpg's I like to make into a slide presentation. What I would like to be able to do is give a friend/relative a disk and all they would have to do it....well, nothing. I'd like it to open on my image number 1. I would like the image to stay on the screen until it's manually advanced by "clicking" on it or on and "advance" button. It seems like it should probably be easy, but I can't figure it out. I'm not adverse to using third party software. I want the images to be as clear as possible. Am using OS X Maverick with 32 GB of ram.
Thanks in advance.

There are many ways to produce slide shows using iPhoto (see this: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2423 ), iMovie or iDVD and some limit the number of photos you can use (iDVD has a 99 chapter (slide) limitation).
If what you want is what I want, namely to be able to use high resolution photos (even 300 dpi tiff files), to pan and zoom individual photos, use a variety of transitions, to add and edit music or commentary, place text exactly where you want it, and to end up with a DVD that looks good on both your Mac and a TV - in other words end up with and end result that does not look like an old fashioned slide show from a projector - you may be interested in how I do it. You don't have to do it my way, but the following may be food for thought!
Firstly you need proper software to assemble the photos, decide on the duration of each, the transitions you want to use, and how to pan and zoom individual photos where required, and add proper titles. For this I use Photo to Movie. You can read about what it can do on their website:
http://www.lqgraphics.com/software/phototomovie.php
(Other users here use the alternative FotoMagico: http://www.boinx.com/fotomagico/homevspro/ which you may prefer - I have no experience with it.)
Neither of these are freeware, but are worth the investment if you are going to do a lot of slide shows. Read about them in detail, then decide which one you feel is best suited to your needs.
Once you have timed and arranged and manipulated the photos to your liking in Photo to Movie, it exports the file to iMovie as a DV stream. You can add music in Photo to Movie, but I prefer doing this in iMovie where it is easier to edit. You can now further edit the slide show in iMovie just as you would a movie, including adding other video clips, then send it to iDVD 7, or Toast, for burning.
You will be pleasantly surprised at how professional the results can be!
To simply create a slide show in iDVD 7 onwards from images in iPhoto or stored in other places on your hard disk or a connected server, look here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1089
Preparing images for iDVD slideshows:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH5452

How to make slide show full screen?

Whenever I play a Keynote presentation the slides shrink down into the middle of the screen. How do I get the presentations to play and fill the entire screen?

Welcome to the discussions, Jason.
Go into your Preferences under the "Slideshow" pane and check "Scale slides up to fit display".

I want my slide show to work without having to click tomake them move..

i have done powerpoint in Microsoft word and it allows the slides to move without having to click.. does anyone know how to do this?

i have answered my own question and gone onto keynote and found out how to do it and answered jason who I think was asking how to get the slideshow rolling without clicking.

Using Keynote to make slide shows and then expoert them to Quicktime.

I saw a post from Gary Scotland who was responding to a question about how to export a Keynote slide into Quicktime AND get the audio to link up correctly with the video. He advised:
"File > export > QuickTime
Playbqack Control:   Fixed Timing
select:   enter full screen mode
select:   include audio
Formats:   custom
     video: full size
     video settings:   H264
     quality:   best
     encoding:   best quality multi-pass
     audio:   mix audio"
I get the first line, so In Keynote I do that. However, to what do the next 9 lines of text refer? In other words how do I get to these playback controls, are they in Keynote (I can't find them), or in Quick Timer (I can't find them there either)??
I have trouble negotiating this Apple Communities thing, so can someone please respond to my email which is [email protected]? Thenk you.
I use
OS X 10.8.5
Keynote '09 Version 5.3
Quick Time Player: version 10.2 (607.13)
Quick Time Player 7: "Version 7.6.6(1709) QuickTime™ Version 7.7.1 (2599.41)"
Can anybody clue me in on how to find these playback settings and in which program they live?
Dan Malone

I would re-post in the iDVD forum. You are likely to get a faster answer there. Good luck.

Wanting to make a high quality slide show

I have pse 5 and want to make slide shows. I know that I must save the show to .wmv.
Please give me some tips on making the best quality HD tv slide show using pse 5. I am primarily concerned with visual quality, not features such as a 1000 different transitions.
As far as VCD's go, are they capable of producing excellent quality, assuming a short slide show?
Or, will I have to get Premiere to get the best playback quality?
Lastly, do the stand alone slide show programs create better quality (not transitions, etc.) shows?
Thanks very much in advance.
Steve.

>As far as VCD's go, are they capable of producing excellent quality, assuming a short slide show?
simple and direct answer - NO
>best quality HD tv slide show using pse 5
How will you play back this slide show on your HD TV?
Do you have a Media Center configuration where you can play from your PC to your TV?
Do you have a DVD burner that can burn Blue Ray DVDs and a TV DVD player that can play the Blue Ray DVDs?
Premiere Elements does have the potential to give you better quality for TV playback from a DVD. More info and suggestions sort of depend on responses to those questions above as well as the specifications of your PC and therefore its capability to handle HD video.
EDIT - adding comment
If you want to pursue the Premiere Elements discussion, there is a forum at muvipix.com (a site started by some regulars at the Adobe Premiere Elements forum) that may be a better forum for this discussion.
>Lastly, do the stand alone slide show programs create better quality (not transitions, etc.) shows?
Potentially yes. ProShow Gold is a program that some Photoshop Elements users like for their slide shows. Hopefully someone who is using that software will post to this thread.

I want excellent quality slide shows to dvd

I have been using iPhoto 6 to make slide shows set to music and then send them to IDvd to burn. After this process is complete, I am disappointed with the quality of the finished product.
I am a pro photographer who shoots raw files with a Nikon D200. I edit in Lightroom (sorry, not Aperture) and convert to full size jpgs with Photoshop. These are very good files in terms of sharpness and color, etc. The jpgs range in size from 2.5MB to 5.8 MB. This is not garbage in, garbage out. I then import them into my iPhoto library and build a slide show. When finished with transitions, effects, whatever, I send my project to iDVD for the finishing touches. I have selected the best quality and fomat for 16x9 wide screen TV. The show comes out just as I designed it, music works without a hitch. To view the DVD on my cinema display or wide screen TV, etc. the sharpess and quality of the images in the show are disappointing. Looks OK (just OK) from afar, but it seems like the quality should be so much better. Granted, my standards are high and I want this to be a professional presentation. Are these the wrong products for the quality that I desire? Are My files too big? (I doubt it) How can my projects reflect the quality of the images that go into them? If these are not professional products, what products might do this better?

I've found that creating the slideshow directly in iDVD gives me the best quality image when played. However, if I play a 4:3 aspect DVD project on my widescreen it doesn't look as good. But when I create the project in the 16:9 widescreen mode, it displays quite well on the widescreen TV as it's masked properly. If I crop the photos to the 16:9 ration the widescreen display is very good. Since the standard DVD image is reduced to 640 x 480 at 72 dpi, there's not much you can do to get a lot better. If you use the Ken Burns effect in iPhoto then you do want to have the largest image size possible so the zoomed portion of the effect is not reduced. As I recall the widescreen image size is 855 480 or so.
The reason I like creating the slideshow in iDVD is that it really is a slideshow. You can move back and forth slide by slide with a click of the remote. With the movie type it's rewind or fast forward.

Is it possible to make a high res. DVD slide show that can be viewed with blue ray player/HDTV that retains high res. quality?

I have used PE 12 to make slide shows on DVD but the quality is just not there when I view on HDTV. Is there a way to accomplish this using Premiere Elements and Photoshop Elements 12?

salrgrl
Assuming that you are going to use the Elements Organizer Slideshow 12/12.1 as the sole builder of the slideshow and Premiere Elements 12/12.1 just for the burn to AVCHD on DVD disc....
1. Before you start, open Premiere Elements 12/12.1 to its Expert workspace. Go to File Menu/New/Project and Change Settings.
In Change Settings, set the project preset to NTSC/DSLR/1080p/DSLR [email protected]. OK out of there.
In the New Project dialog that appears, rename the project and put a check mark "Force Selected Project Settings on This Project". OK out of there.
Minimize the program and do your Elements Organizer slideshow work.
1. Build your slideshow in the Elements Organizer Slideshow Editor with photos with a 16:9 frame aspect ratio. If you can get away with pixel dimensions of over 1920 x 1080 and avoiding pre-cropping/resizing, then just make sure the frame aspect ratio = 16:9. If your photos are 3:2 or 4:3, then cropping to 16:9 before they get into the Elements Organizer. The question is whether the transfer from Elements Organizer to Premiere Elements is going to be influenced by photos oversized for the 1920 x 1080 16:9 project. If a problem, then we may have to back track and crop resize to 16:9 1920 x 1080. The photos are going to end up at 1920 x 1080 away in encoding.
Please go with the Crop to Fit Slide as shown in the screenshot - will not compromise the goal here.
2. When you are ready to send the Elements Organizer Slideshow to Premiere Elements for the burn to AVCHD on DVD....
a. Save the slideshow as a Slide Show Project to the Elements Organizer.
b. In the Elements Organizer, select the slideshow's Slide Show Project thumbnail, and then Share Menu/Burn Video DVD/Blu-Ray.
c. When you do that, your slideshow will be in a Movie Menu/Publish+Share areas of the program which has the pre-set manually wanted project preset.
The workflow choice was made since your intention was to use Premiere Elements just for the burn to AVCHD on DVD disc.
3. Publish+Share
Disc
AVCHD
with Presets =
The presets is going to be the one that will give you the best results.
First, look at Presets = H.264 1920 x 1080pNTSC Dolby....the one with the 23.976 progressive frame rate.
Second, look at Presets = H.264 1920 x 1080iNTSC Dolby...the one with the 29.97 interlaced frame rate.
The first choice in this particular case was made to be consistent with the Premiere Elements project preset
that you set manually at the beginning to
NTSC/DSLR/1080p/DSLR [email protected].
And, that was done since there are many reports that this project preset results in sharper images in the burn to products when
all photos are involved in the slideshow.
Please review and consider, and then we can decide if the above looks like it going to meet your expectations for viewing.
Thanks for considering the above.
ATR

Wants to made a slide show

Hi... it’s Danish
I want to create a slide show with sliding effect just like a
film strip, i have got an fla in which the swf picks an xml file
and made its slide show but i want this slide show in a flm strip,
i am new in flash scripting so please tell me in detail how can we
do this, i will be very thankfull if u create a demo fla for me. i
am also sending u that Fla which i got from site (
http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?p=555317)......
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border="0">
Thanks a lot in advance.....
Sending u that url for reference, check its sliding style...
http://www.slide.com/arrange

http://www.slide.com/arrange
this is the link I want to create (not the default settings,
customize its style into sliding) I dont want to use any third
party plugin or any auto slide show tool.
Dear plz plz plz do something i will be very thankfull to u
:o)

Where Can i download the powerpoint used in the keynote meeting 2013? i know its not a powerpoint but i want to use that slide show.

i want the slide show used in the meeting.

As far as I know, Apple have never released these as Keynote presentations. They are available as Quicktime video from the Apple Events website

Fuzzy slide show

I'm having trouble in slide show with images that are smaller than the screen size, some of which remain fuzzy unless I zoom the image to 100%. This doesn't actually increase the size of the image, but does sharpen it. Images larger than the screen size come up fine. It is inconvenient to have to zoom every small image, because moving to the next picture loses the edges of larger images unless I remember to unzoom. Any ideas?
thanks!

The playback in iMovie is just a preview and is of lower quality than your final product on DVD. When you burn your movie to a DVD and then play it, the quality will be much higher.
I use iMovie to make slide shows all the time.
When you send your movie to iDVD for burning, and the drop down box asks you if you want iMovie to render the photos, refuse that and click on Proceed without rendering. iDVD will do the rendering and it does a much better job than iMovie, and you will get higher quality.

Making slide shows

Hi all,
For my next exhibition of ‘real black and white photography’, I’ve assembled 45 colour images using the iMac to run a slide show as an additional attraction. I put them into iPhoto and used the ‘make slide show’ command.
I’ve given each image a fictional date by which it should be possible to show the images in the order I want to see them - but iPhoto just plays them as ‘it’ wants…
I’ve tried rebuilding it as a movie in Quick Time - no deal: I also tried Apple Keynote, but it thinks that everyone uses horizontal images; I can’t change its mind - not an ideal program for people with their own ideas on how things should look:-)
In the end, I settled for Preview, which works fine. It adjusts the various format images and plays them in the proper sequence. The only thing I cannot adjust, in Preview, is the time interval between each picture...
Can anyone help?
PS. On the other hand, I hope the above might be of help to others...
iMac 17 inch flat screen Mac OS X (10.4.5) also PowerBook G4 400.

gete:
Did those portrait photos come from a digital camera
with auto-rotate capability? If so that's probably
the reason for some applications displaying them in
the default landscape orientation. To get them
permanently in the portrait mode try exporting then
to the desktop and check them by dragging into an
open Safari window. Safari does not read the rotate
tag that get embedded in those files so it will
display them in their true orientation.
A suggestion regarding the slideshow: have you
considered iDVD? You can set the order in an iPhoto
album and then from iDVD select that album and import
into a slideshow. With iDVD 6 you can add titles
and/or comments to each slide and the entire slide
will display on the TV screen (if you play it thru a
TV) unlike a QT video slideshow in iDVD which is
subject to the over scan you get with any video. You
can set the slideshow to play immediately when the
disk is inserted into the player and have it repeat
continuously.
Do you
Twango?
Hi to the Old Toad - a friend of Wind in the Willows I guess:-)
None of these images are digital, apart from the fact they (6 x 7 cm color transparencies exposed in 1993 in Newfoundland) were scanned, tuned
and/or cropped according to how I re-visualized them.
So this 'Great Plan' of mine - as usual - doesn't fit the run of the mill stuff.
Actually, I ran it through several times last night in Preview and I'm satisfied with the result in the iMac - which I will take into the gallery to use as the display; I could use the PowerBook, but see no point buying a TFT monitor just for a 4 week-long show!
Your tip re making the show in iDVD looks interesting, and I'll give it a try later today - thanks for idea; I'll come back to you to say how it goes.
BTW, the main exhibition showcases my black and white images made in a Hasselblad 6 x 6 cm camera during the same 1993 journey, plus my latest limited (3 sets) edition of black and white prints in Ansel Adams quality.
You see, I'm one of the still surviving photo-dinosaurs:-)
Thanks again,
George
iMac 17 inch flat screen Mac OS X (10.4.5) also PowerBook G4 400.

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