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I would like to include the photos of a slideshow on my DVD so that users can have access to the photos and use them as they would like. Can this be done?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.0.x)
First assemble them in a folder on the Desktop. Next in iDVD use the Advanced menu and select Edit DVD-ROM Contents menu option.
In the next window select Add files,
go to the folder on the Desktop and select it. That will give you this:
The photos will be available for access by computer.
OT
Hi Old Toad 🙂
Am I mis-remembering that there was a setting in iDVD that asked if one wanted photos in SlideShow to be added as an extra to the DVD user.
First choice - Add always to original photos in the DVD-ROM-content ? ! ?
Or may be I'm dreaming.
(never used it - I too prefer the way You describe as it gives 100% control)
Yours Bengt W
You're absolutely right.
Like you I prefer the other way because the photos won't be added to the DVD if I forget and don't uncheck the box.
Thanks for pointing that out.
how do I include the photos of a slideshow so that people can have access to them?
