How to convert slide shows from Video CD to DVD format

I have a number of Adobe Photoshop Elements slide shows in the Video CD format. Since many DVD players (especially blue-ray) do not accomodate the Video CD format........... I would like to convert them to DVD. This will not improve the resolution but will take care of my problem. I do have Adobe 9.0 Photoshop and Premier Elements. Suggestions appreciated.

Even though Photoshop Elements gives you the option of burning a CD or
DVD.........in reality I don't think you can do a DVD unless you have Photoshop
Premier.
Keith
In a message dated 7/13/2011 11:49:46 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Barbara, I am having the same problem. I still can't burn DVD of a
slideshow from Photoshop Elements. I have tried writing it in WMV format
and saving it to my pictures file, it gets converted to PDF format. I
think that is becasue it is getting opened by Adobe flashplayer.
I also can't send a thread regarding this problem with out attaching to
another thread.
Nancy

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