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How to make a photo CD
I would like to make a Photo CD by CDR.
How to make it can be view on VCD player (autoplay or even have catalog page).
Is there any software or special format?
Please advice.
How to make it can be view on VCD player (autoplay or even have catalog page).
Is there any software or special format?
Please advice.
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Hmm, I'll have to take a look ... but as a quick thought, maybe Microsoft's Photo Editor (that comes with MS Office 97) can do this conversion?
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Sorry MS photo editor also cannot covert JPG to PCD. Pls advice. I cannot find any tools for this conversion. Easy CD Creater not accept other format of source file except PCD????
Here's a program that will do the conversion - Graphics Workshop
http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/gww.html
http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/gww.html
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First of all, thanks David!
However I check on your recommended web page, it mention that "Kodak Photo-CD PCD" is read only.
ie.
Kodak Photo-CD PCD (4)
(4) Read only.
However I check on your recommended web page, it mention that "Kodak Photo-CD PCD" is read only.
ie.
Kodak Photo-CD PCD (4)
(4) Read only.
Kookoo,
PCD or Kodak Photo CD format is proprietary and you'll be very hard pressed to find a conversion tool that will *write to* the PCD format.
In addition, you *cannot* make a Photo CD!! Kodak Photo CD's are special CD-R's that are designed with a signature built into the CD-R (really the *only* difference from a standard CD-R). You may only purchase this CD-R from a Kodak retailer.
If you were to have a Kodak Photo CD made, they will require you to purchase a Kodak Photo CD (Kodak Digital Science Photo CD Master disc) because their units will not allow writing to any other manufacturer of CD-Rs.
PCD or Kodak Photo CD format is proprietary and you'll be very hard pressed to find a conversion tool that will *write to* the PCD format.
In addition, you *cannot* make a Photo CD!! Kodak Photo CD's are special CD-R's that are designed with a signature built into the CD-R (really the *only* difference from a standard CD-R). You may only purchase this CD-R from a Kodak retailer.
If you were to have a Kodak Photo CD made, they will require you to purchase a Kodak Photo CD (Kodak Digital Science Photo CD Master disc) because their units will not allow writing to any other manufacturer of CD-Rs.
Are you so certain? Do you have a URL or some other reference for that? I've never made a photo CD myself, but I know that this is very clearly one of the options with the Adaptec CD writing software I use, along with audio, data and video CD's - all of which I've made successfully with it.
Well I do know for fact that you cannot use a standard CD-R with the Kodak Photo CD Imager equipment. You may be able to create a PCD on a normal CD-R using Adaptec's s/w but a Kodak reader will reject this CD.
If Kookoo is looking to create his own Kodak Photo CDs (using generic CD-Rs) for use with Kodak equipment, they will not work.
If Kookoo is looking to create his own Kodak Photo CDs (using generic CD-Rs) for use with Kodak equipment, they will not work.
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Thanks so much! Sconnell
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Thanks so much! Sconnell Actually I would like to share some pt. to you however I don't know how to make it.
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Thks for your info. However I hit a problem on converting my existing JPG files to PCD file format. I find PCD is the only format that accept for Picture CD creation. Please suggest any conversion tools. Thks!
KooKoo