How to record jpg files on a data cd

[DanS]

Hi Dan,


No problem


Good to know; thanks.


Something like that seems very plausible, based on my subsequent
experience.


I resaved the images out of PaintShopPro and Roxio wrote them with no
problem. And I could read the fine on my machine.

A little more data: The other day, I wrote the camera images using
Widows CD Writer and the CD gotten written fine and played back OK on
my machine. But when I tried to open those jpegs on my daughter's
WinME machine, the CD directory was readable but it barfed on the
jpegs.

That leads me to conclude that assessment was essentially correct and
your work-around was perfect, although I've still got to check out my
Windows-written and Roxio-written set of PSP-sanitized images on a
foreign machine. I'll post a final word when I do that.

Again, thank you very much for taking the time to analyze the problem
and come up with a solution.

Regards,
Richard

No problem Richard, glad I could help, just too bad I was side-tracked
for a bit in another part of this thread.

DanS

 

[Richard]

Hi Dan,

... just too bad I was side-tracked for a bit in another part of this thread.

No problem!

I checked out my CD on a foreign computer which had rejected my camera
jpegs that I managed to write using Windows media. Thay computer now
accepted the versions sanitized by Paint Shop Pro. So all is indeed
well in my little world.

Thanks again for great analysis.

Regards,
Richard

 

[David Candy]

You were sidetracked because you didn't read his question. He asked how to burn with XP's CD Burning tool (the only decent one available). The only subject suitable for here (this is a group about XP). You also replied with dung. The internal contents of a file won't affect if it burns or not.

 

[DanS]

You were sidetracked because you didn't read his question. He asked
how to burn with XP's CD Burning tool (the only decent one available).

Which you had answered already, so why would I repeat that ?

The only subject suitable for here (this is a group about XP). You
also replied with dung. The internal contents of a file won't affect
if it burns or not.

Apparently YOU are wrong.

Period.

End of thread.