How Do I Convert Photo Video's To Dvd Format With Burn Aware?

Hi I'm using Burn aware but on burning it, said some of the pictures wern't readable by a dvd player, how do i convert them please?

 

Are you just putting the picture files on the DVD as a "data disk"? Usually you would take the pictures in a movie editor or slideshow maker and produce a DVD or MP4 that you can convert in to a DVD playable in a DVD player.
Make a slideshow - http://www.gilisoft.com/free-slideshow-maker.htm
Make a DVD - https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/dvdstyler.html

 

Thanks for your replies

Sorry they are photo files from my camera. I used a Nikon D5300 on Jpeg

No, I chose the DVD section if that helps?

Please can you recommend one please?

 

You can use Freemake Video Converter.
https://www.freemake.com/how_to/how_to_burn_photo_slideshow_to_dvd_free

 

Just still one's for this time please excuse me as i have ASpbergers and I'm often misunderstood.

 

Which version of Windows are you using?

 

Windows 10, sorry I should have mentioned that

 

Try the software suggested in post #6.

 

Will do, has anyone used the slide show programme which was mentioned in post 3?

 

check this out ..
https://www.giveaway-club.com/
PhotoToFilm Pro V3.9 (lifetime license with no free upgrades)

 

Instead of me starting a new thread, I thought I would give an update on here.

I burnt off some photo files of my Devon trip last septemberonto a Virbitim DVD-R and I had the finalise tab on. I then tried to play them in my dads Sony DVD player. A message came up saying data error (photo) and monotonouse piano music started playing. Some of the photo's work, but the majority of them were just a black screen with this message. I've saved them as Jpegs, at the beginning.

When I put the disk in, there was a yellow folder saying 'root folder' should I have clicked on this? And what does data error (photo) mean? Thanks.

 

Older commercial DVD players have limited support for DVD types and formats.
Verbatim is an excellent brand but you should use DVD+R.
What software did you use to burn the disc? And was it completely blank?

 

Ashampoo and i clicked the finalise tab. Yes, disk never been used before

I never knew that, are they better to play in DVD players?

 

Which Ashampoo program did you use?

Yes.

 

I've always been told that -R's were better. Perhaps that is where I'm going wrong. -R's are only best used in a PC then?

 

DVD-R is the original. But DVD+R is better.
Here's a brief summary.
https://www.lifewire.com/different-types-of-dvd-recorders-2482957

I need to know which Ashampoo program you used.

 

Ashampoo free I used. The thing is I have lots of photo's in my rack that been copied onto Verbitim -R over the years. Do you think they be ok? Or am I better off putting them onto a +R?

It worked OK when I burnt them with Picassa, but that doesn't exist anymore.

 

Your DVD-R's are fine. But they may or may not play in commercial DVD players.

Which one?
https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/fdl/0/0/free/0

 

Ashampoo® Burning Studio FREE

 

Ashampoo programs are great. But Burning Studio doesn't create slideshows for viewing on commercial DVD players.
Not that it's going to help with this issue, but you should use the better version for other burning purposes.
https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/pin/5410/burning-software/Ashampoo-Burning-Studio-2019

Why don't you try one of the 3 programs mentioned earlier on?
Posts 3 & 6.

 

Sorry was getting confused.com I see this version is free too, I might try that. had awful piao music playing when i tried it yesterday. The one's I have already burned onto disc, I can only view those through my PC only?

 

Just burning the photos to a DVD (or CD) will only work if the DVD supports JPEG files.
You need to use a program to create a slideshow that'll save it as a video file in order to view it on a commercial DVD player.

 

Think the TV does which is HD, I have a slide show prgramme I haven't used as yet. It's called PhotoVidShow. Has anyone used it please?