Working with photos help

[Guest]

I import pictures to movie maker, and when I click on a photo it is upside down in the viewing screen on the right. How can I get it to show the photo like it should?

 

[print_maker]

does it publish that way too?

I import pictures to movie maker, and when I click on a photo it is upside

down in the viewing screen on the right. How can I get it to show the photo
like it should?

 

[John Kelly]

Hello there,

What format are the images, JPeg, Tiff ? If JPeg you should convert them
to BMP using a 24bit colour depth or less.

Best Wishes.....John Kelly
www.the-kellys.org
www.the-kellys.co.uk

 

[Guest]

I have them saved as jpegs. changing them to bmp format does not help. It does that to about half the pictures. the pictures are B&W.

 

[Guest]

no it does not. thanks

does it publish that way too?





down in the viewing screen on the right. How can I get it to show the photo
like it should?

 

[PapaJohn \(MVP\)]

Try lowering your hardware acceleration... see the Problem Solving >
Acceleration and Codecs page of my website.
--
PapaJohn

Movie Maker 2 - www.papajohn.org
Photo Story 2 - www.photostory.papajohn.org

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I have them saved as jpegs. changing them to bmp format does not help. It

does that to about half the pictures. the pictures are B&W.

 

[John Kelly]

Hello there,

Problems, problem There is perhaps one other thing to try.

1) If your graphics card is a separate device and you know the name of the
manufacturer go to their website and get the latest driver for your card.

or

2) If you ca is built into the motherboard, go to the website of the
manufacture of the motherboard and grab heir latest drive. You will need to
read carefully before you download, I have found some of these website to be
a little confusing on the issue of which driver to download.

Take Note: There is a major difference between a driver for your graphics
and a Firmware update. You want the driver in the first instance. While you
are on whichever website, check on whether they also provide the Firmware
upgrade (The better cards frequently have the option of updating the
firmware so as to add new features etc) If they do, then find out how to
identify the firmware version. It is a risky business updating firmware. A
failure often renders that device permanently unusable. I had it happen to
me on a motherboard. If you discover that your firmware both can and should
be updated, print out the instructions first, and if you have any doubts at
all either get someone who knows what they are about to do it for you or
leave well alone.

Hope this help a little, if not, please bring us up to speed on what
happened.

Best Wishes.....John Kelly
www.the-kellys.org
www.the-kellys.co.uk

I have them saved as jpegs. changing them to bmp format does not help. It

does that to about half the pictures. the pictures are B&W.