sampson

Just an update. After playing around with the computer for a while, we found that for whatever reason, our calibrator, was the culprit. Once we deleted the program, the slide show worked perfectly, the pictures, crisp and colorful. Go figure!!!!

We like to use slide shows set to music for our clients. Brings tears to their eyes. Recently, I updated to 5.6 and have had nothing by headaches with the finished products. Let me enumerate: 1. Shows are created in Windows XP enviornment and the HD/DVD's created run perfectly on that computer (created in PC HD format) 2. When tested on a computer using Vista, the show begins jerky and the music stalls for the first few frames. 3. The picure colors are literally faded. Both computers have Navidia graphics cards, if that should make a difference. 4. I have approximately 400 photos set to music on 1 DVD. Photos are full resolution. Total disk is 36 minutes. The DVD uses 700 MB. Total capcity of DVD is 4.3GB, so that shouldn't be an issue. I can live with the music being jerky the first few slides, but the poor color quality on the Vista computer is not acceptable. I thin proceeded to make a slide show in the .exe format and that proved a bigger disaster as the pictures were all 'fuzzy'. Again I used full resolution. Thoughts? Suggestions? I need to get this to a client right away. Thanks Sampson