[Hidden-tech] TIFF -> DVD

[Tom/Reelife Productions]

Will,

I second that and...would also highly recommend Photoshop and Final Cut 
Pro if available and on a mac.  I've played with various sizings, 
filters, and interlacing and have been able to work comfortably with a 
1000+ photo slideshows in Final Cut Pro exported to Quicktime/ iDVD.

David: Let me know if you need more help in a separate email...glad 
to...

Regards,

Tom Adams

Director/Owner
Reelife Documentary Productions
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(I'm currently out of the Reelife Office...emailing remotely)

On Sep 18, 2006, at 7:26 PM, Will Loving wrote:

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> Sounds like you’re on Windows, but I  can highly recommend iPhoto 
> which gives you a fair amount of flexibility, or with a bit more work 
> but more flexibility, iMovie. I’ve been doing a lot of this kind of 
> thing and have mostly figured it out by experimentation. Both iPhoto 
> and iMovie come with any Mac.
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>  Will
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>  on 9/18/06 6:35 PM, David Olsson at davidolsson at yahoo.com wrote:
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>>    ** Be a Good Dobee and help the group, you must be counted to post 
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>> Oh help, as Pooh would say.  I have 500 images, each 1024x768 in TIFF 
>> files.  I'd like to create a looping video of the images at 25-30 
>> frames per second, on DVD.  I have no trouble animating the images on 
>> the computer but I'm having a lot of trouble making a DVD.
>>   
>>  I've used ImageMagick's convert tool, mplex, dvdauthor, ppm2yuv 
>> yuvscaler, mpeg2enc, and so on.  Everything looks good until I burn 
>> the DVD.  Playing the DVD, I get jerky, overlaid movement with the 
>> images taking up 1/2 the screen, against the upper left corner, and 
>> lots of pretty colored vertical and horizontal lines.
>>   
>>  Any recommendations on techniques, tools, or someone to help me 
>> through this?
>>   
>>  Thanks much!
>>  David Olsson, Easthampton
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