transferring movie maker project to dvd

[Guest]

ive created a project in movie maker using digital phto shots(picture files
1.9mb each) and laying an audio track(1.8mb each ) over it is it possible to
convert this project into a dvd file that i can watch and listen to on my tv

i would be grateful for any help

 

[PapaJohn \(MVP\)]

You have to use your saved movie file in a DVD creation software package...
see the DVD Software section of my website for some of the software being
used.
--
PapaJohn

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

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[Guest]

Yes..only I don't understand the large jpeg-1.3 MB Picture..mine are running
about 300-600 KB..but anyway...-->>Movie Maker 2 does not burn to
DVD..so..use the SAVE to MY COMPUTER-->Create a Filename for the HD..use the
DV-AVI setting..I think its under OTHER Settings when chooseing a FORMAT to
SAVE...the DV-AVI Format wil convert to a MPEG-2 when you OPEN it in a
DVD-Creator Software..such as DELL Picture STUDIO..ROXIO Creator 6 or
7..BUT..I would chop those photo's down a bit..my 50-minute Musical
SlideShows fairly well fill the disk with the BEST Quality..that's getting
some 2.7 to 3.5 gigabytes on the disk easily..my ROXIO Software only
estimates the FILE SIZE for compression to the Burning Process..and you do
not want to go through the process if the Burner Shuts down..stick to
50-minute slide shows..my software uses MP-3 Music Files..I do not ADD the
MP-3 until I'm ready to get the disk off to the BURNER..or..in other words..I
don't SAVE my movie file with the music attached to it..that the beauty of
MM-2..your FILE will Go to HD with-out a audio FILE attached..other's
won't..I just add the AUDIO FILE-->at the very end of the PICTURES being
dragged to the Storyboard..SAVE to my Computer ONLY if the Disk will be
immediatly Burned..which is still about a 4-hour process..re-opening the
DV-AVI file in a ROXIO DVD-Builder Program..Load in a Blank-DVD((+)) or
((-))..hit the ICON for BURN and the compression takes place..then the disk
is Burned after that..I always like the 30-FRAMES per second format..and I
choose a NTFC(or is it NTFS)File for the HD.