Problem burning photos to disk

iPhoto won't burn photos to disk. says disk i erased is full. do i need to format disk, or what?

What do you wnat to do? the share ==> burn command in iPhoto creates a mini iPhoto library - for just the photos for use other than with iPhoto select the photo(s) and export (file menu ==> export) to a desktop folder - right click on the folder and burn to disk
As to erasing the disk - try a new, fresh one - for specific question on how your optical drive works ask in the hardware forum for it or for your computer if it is built in
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Hi I have recenty had difficulty burning photos to disk. Not everyone wants Dropbox or Cloud solutions! I checked on this forum and found no answers that worked with OSX 10.9.2. This version of the OS appears geared to cloud facebook and email sharing. So here's what I found works...
Insert blank CD or DVD
Open Finder which will show Untitled Disk which awaits your chosen content, to be burned
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from "File" drop down menuclick on "reveal in Finder" - that is the crucial step
Drag these on to "untitled dvd" in finder window
Click on "Burn" in Finder window
if it asks you to insert blank Disk, eject disk and reinsert
It works for me!

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You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
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Burning Photos to Disk

When I save my photos to a CD for storage, I usually drag the iphoto file folders to the CD. When I check the CD, the folders are gone, as well as the photo names. They are in a simple list, with the IMG.JPG designation. It is a huge amount of trouble to rename all the photos and create the folders before burning the disk for good. Am I doing something wrong?
Also, when I hit "burn" at the bottom of the iphoto screen, nothing happens. I have to click on the CD icon, then right click, then "burn CD". What is the point of the "burn" button in iphoto?

Hi, Rich. The "Burn" icon in iPhoto is for burning CDs directly from iPhoto. Doing so creates an iPhoto Library on the CD which, when opened in iPhoto on the same or a diferent computer, will contain all the same information about those photos that was in the original iPhoto Library, even though most of that libriry's contents may not appear on the CD. The drawback of this method is that if you give the CD to someone who has a Windows PC or a Mac on which iPhoto isn't installed, they won't get any benefit from the work iPhoto has done to organize and store data about the pictures, and they'll probably have a hard time even locating the pictures.
When you burn a CD in the manner you describe, you're not using iPhoto, nor are you including any of the information that iPhoto has stored about your pictures. This method has no advantages at all, and you even run the risk of corrupting your original iPhoto Library, if you accidentally move something out of it instead of copying it.
A method that you may find preferable, especially if you want to share pictures with Windows PC users, is to Export the pictures for the CD to a folder on the desktop of your Mac, after selecting the options you want in iPhoto's Export dialog box. Then insert a blank CD, drag the folder full of images onto the CD's icon, and choose Burn Disk from the contextual menu that appears when you Control-Click the disc icon. The Export options allow you to give the exported images the titles you've assigned them in iPHoto, among other options.

Burning photo to disk with PSE 4.0 on Mac. How is it done???

I am trying to burn a photo to cd/disk using Photoshop Elements 4.0.1 using a Macintosh computer. I can't find "organizer" in the program, I think you can do it from there?? Nowhere does it say burn to disk. I'm new to this and would appreciate any help, thanks.

There is no organizer in the mac version of PSE. You could try using bridge (offhand I can't remember if there's a burn command in that version of bridge), but you can also just stick a disc in the drive, drag your photos to it in a finder window sidebar or just on the desktop, then go to File>Burn disc in the finder.

Problem burning disc with Disk Utility

I made a DVD in iDVD. I checked to see how big the project was and I had only used 1.2G or the 4G available. I then did "save as disc image" to my desktop. After that was completed, which took over 2 hours, I tried to use Disk Utility to burn a DVD. When I insert the DVD it says there is not enough space available. I then check my project in iDVD and the line that tells the amount of space used is completely red (all used up and over). I completely shut down iDVD and reopen and the project is back at the 1.2G size. It's a relatively small project so I'm fairly sure that it really is 1.2 and not over the limit.
I tried this procedure twice to make sure there was enough space when I start the whole process.
In the very beginning I tried to burn the project within iDVD. It burned and ejected but the screen didn't reflect that it had finished and did not ask if I wanted to burn another disc. The screen said it was still finishing the burn. The disc had ejected and it played just fine on my t.v. The only problem with this way is that I need to make lots of copies of this and having to force quit and start again makes every disc take approx. 2-1/2 hours each.

Evidently I'm not understanding what you are asking.
When I'm in iDVD I go under Project and click
"Project Info". Project Duration is 36:01 minutes.
In DVD Capacity it says 1.0 GB of 4.2 GB is being
used. I thought that was what you were wanting.
Thank you for your help. If you could tell me where
to look for the info you want I will do it promptly.
The Project Information probably doesn't include the DVD-ROM contents you want to include (and it's only a poor guess at what will be actually needed).
If your project is 36 minutes, I would expect it to actually require over 2 GB of DVD space with either 'Best Performance' or 'Best Quality' selected.
It was my understanding at the start that you HAD created a disk image file on your hard drive of your iDVD project. Is this true? This WOULD include the DVD-ROM area if things went well. I am asking you to tell me the actual size of this disk image file (click on it to select it and then select File>Get Info).
I suspect the size of the DVD-ROM area you want to create is causing your problems. Are all the digital images you want to include in the DVD-ROM area in one folder? If so, what is the size of this folder (click on it to select it and then select File>Get Info)?

Want to burn photos onto disk

Hi - I've never done this on a mac before. I have the hardest time adjusting to this mac world, they always say drag and drop but I get into so much trouble when I try it. For instance I thought I could drag an events folder on to the desktop and then plop it onto the CD. Well, the CD is not showing up anywhere (yes, it's in the computer). So now I'm trying to drag the photos to my trash can but it will only let me do one photo at a time and I have 100 photos!
Now onto my original question, I need to burn a cd to be used on a windows computer and from the help menu they said to go to the finder, find the library and share/burn . Can't find anything from the finder.

I need to burn a cd to be used on a windows computer
Select the pics in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Export
Export them to a Folder on the Desktop
Insert a Blank CD into your Mac
Not showing on the Desktop? Then in the FInder Menu -> Preferences: General "SHow These Items on the Destop" and make sure CD's are checked.
Drag the Folder of Images to the Blank CD
FIle -> Burn.
Regards
TD

Problem burning backup system disk for 10.6

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In the line "DVD-Write: -R, -R DL, -RW, +R, +R DL, +RW" the "DL" stands for double layer, so yes, you can burn (write to) DVD-R DL & DVD+R DL disks. Essentially all "SuperDrives" can.
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For DVD's, the closest you can come to TAO is to use -RW or +RW discs, which can be erased -- but the Superdrive doesn't support rewritable DL discs -- I'm not even sure such things exist.
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Problems burning photos from iPhoto 5 to CD

I'm using iPhoto 5 on an Intel based G5 Mac running OS X 10.4.10 with 1.5Gb RAM. The photo library contains about 4,000+ photos. If I pick a group of them (say about 2 or 3 dozen) then drag and drop them onto the blank CD icon I get the following message: "The selected items cannot all be put into the same location, because at least one of them named 1234.jpg is busy".
This happens even if I attempt to copy them to a folder. I've tried deleting the offending jpg, but I just get the same message again for a different photo.
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How do you burn photos in Iphoto 9.
You used to do it from Share and now I can't find the instruction.

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I am not able to burn photos from my iPhoto album onto a blank disk. Please someone helps!

I did find the information listed and I tried that. I t worked! Thank you for responding so quickly. What I did was to send photos to finder and burned them to a disk, and that worked perfectly. I am still learning the process. I never had any problems on my old Apple computer.

Burning DVD in Lion Problems. Keep getting REGION ERRORS in SONY DVD PLAYER @ playback. Settings correct. Leopard burns fine with all media. Lion does not with TOAST. DVDSTYLER burns a readable disk.

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acceptable but disappointing.
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How do I burn photos from an iPhoto library album to a CD disk as jpegs?

How do I burn photos from an iPhoto library album to a CD disk as jpeg files? I'm wanting to burn the iPhoto library exactly as it appears in the "album", so they appear as jpegs, so you can't tell that the files have been edited in iPhoto. (I have edited some of the photos in iPhoto.)
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TD

Error code 0x8002006E when trying to burn photos to a dvd disk. Please help.

Im trying to burn photos to a DVD so my friend can view my pictures on their windows computer. There is only 371 pictures for a total of 1.72G of space. It starts to burn them, and then in the middle of the process I get an error code 0x8002006E and it stops, wasting my disk (I assume because the computer no longer recognizes it afterwards). So, I am now down by two DVD disks. What I did was, I made a folder on my desk-top and placed my photos in it from iPhoto '11. I did this because it said that's how to do it if you want your friend to be able to view them on a windows computer. Then, I closed iPhoto and right click on my folder (on my desk-top with the pics in it) and click burn.

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LR 3.6: Problem with importing photos (system disk filled up).

Hi, I'm new here and in start I would like to apologize for my English. It's not very good.
I have a problem with the program Lightroom 3.6 (in 3.5 was the same)
When I import photos from disk into Lightroom, my system drive is filling up drastically.
Windows & applications (LR too) are in C (60GB OCZ SSD drive)
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Hi Hal!
Thank you so, so much for your reply!
Thats make sense.
Today I'm away from home, but tomorrow I'll check it, but I think this will solve my problem and I will be able to work comfortably.
However, such large temp files should not be normal... you confirm? (temp file after viewed a few (20-50) photos can be more than 10 GB.)
Best regards and again - thank you Hal!
Michal
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Using macbook pro OS X ver 10.7.5 Trying to burn photos to a dvd but disk utility wont allow me to select photos to burn

I have a macbook pro using OS 10.7.5
The Disk Utility asks to select files to be burned. I have inserted a DVD however I cannot select the files as they are dimmed as is the "burn" button.
How can I easily burn photo files to a dvd?

Create a new folder on your Desktop. Drag the photos you want to burn to the DVD into this folder. Open Disk Utility and select New > Disk Image From Folder from DU's File menu. Locate the folder in the File selector then click on the Image button. Enter a Save name and location in the File selector. From the Image Format dropdown menu select the desired format. If you want the DVD compatible on Macs and PCs then select the Hybrid option. Set the Encryption option to None.
This will create a disc image in the location selected. The disc image may then be burned to a DVD.
Or, from the Finder's File menu select New Burn Folder. Drag the photos you want to burn into the Burn Folder created. CTRL- or RIGHT-click on the Burn Folder and select Burn "Burn Folder" to disc from the context menu. Follow onscreen prompts.

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