I have elements 6. What is best way to save a slide show to a CD/DVD with the best quality?

I have Photoshop Elements 6. What is the best way to save a slideshow to send by email or on CD/DVD and still get the best quality.
I save as a project and then email and when you open and play the slideshow the pictures are not clear.

IiTunes unless you have bought extra Icloud space for the photos.

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See the "huge caveat" mentioned in this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2105598&#2105598
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OK, I know this is an ongoing issue, but I am trying to figure out the best way to proceed.
Made a movie of stills. They are jagged unless there is a title or a transition, then they are very smooth.
So anything rendered in iMovie looks good. How do I get from here to iDVD without the jagged stills?
I was even considering putting fake titles over the whole thing (with no text) just to render it nicely.
Why is this still a problem?
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See the "huge caveat" mentioned in this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2105598&#2105598
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Do you know if it is Vista Home Premium?
If yes or if you are not sure, look for Windows DVD Maker,
On my Vista Home Premium laptop whe I click on "All Pprograms", within the list of programs I see "Windows DVD Maker" listed as a program.
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(use the
-- the "Save to a File" instead of the "Burn to a Disc"
and
-- the "Movie File - .wmv"
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or DVD-PAL if in Europe or other PAL TV country
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Note 2: You could also produce the DVD for TV playback by adding Adobe Premiere Elements to your computer. However just for the purpose of making the DVD from your slideshow I anticipate that using Windows DVD Maker will be simpler and faster.
Note 3: I recommend using a DVD-R disc. What brand of discs do you have?

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