Carch wrote:
Quote:
> PJ, You are MOST CERTAINLY A MVP !
> Thank you for your guidance, for I have finally produced an
> acceptable DVD for my family's pictures' restoration, quite an
> improvement from my previous attempts. Creating a Custom Profile in
> Movie Maker, producing the file in Movie Maker, then using DVD Maker
> to produce the DVD was the successful route. The DVD looks best when
> viewed on my PC's monitor using Sonic, with Media Player and Media
> Center about equal to each other, but neither as good as with the
> Sonic. Playback with my DVD player on TV is better than previous
> versions, but not very good, probably a reflection, if not wholly, at
> least in part, of the difference in quality and generation of
> components.
> Thank you again for your tremendous, positive, contributions that
> benefit so many.
> Carch
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You're welcome and thanks for
the generous compliments.
Apparently you are scanning old
family photos? If they do not look
at least as good or better than the
originals when viewed on your TV...
I would wonder if increasing the
resolution (DPI) when you scan
might improve the situation.
There's lots of good info on scanning
at the following site:
A Few Scanning Tips
http://www.scantips.com/
--
John Inzer
Digital Media MVP
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