How to make a multimedia slide show on a CD
The slides are a common form of communication and presentation. Digital images and music files combine to form a creative and instructional sample. These presentations are good gifts for friends and family on special occasions and holidays, and can be seen directly on the computer screen and do not require projection.
You will need to:- Multimedia files
- Blank CD
- CD recorder
- slide software
one
Determine what media files you want to add.
two
Insert a blank CD on which to record your slide show in the computer's CD drive.
3
Click on the icon of the software you want to use to create a custom slide show. There are several programs available including Cyberlink MediaShow, MAGIX Photos or Windows Media Center.
4
Import the music files and photos you want in the software library with "Add files" or "Import files". Organize and arrange the images in the order in which they appear in the presentation.
5
Determine the type of transition desired between the photos. Transitions include fading in and out, as well as eliminating transitions. Add the transitions between the images with the program controls.
6
Add text, such as comments and descriptions of the photos, if desired. This can help the viewer to understand more about the image.
7
Add music by dragging the music file into the library presentation . Some programs have a button similar to "Add music here" that allows the user to click and browse the audio file. Use the control program to adjust the volume, as well as the start and end points of the music.
8
Click on "Burn CD" to burn the presentation to a CD . Let the software work until the recording process is complete. The software will inform you when the process is complete.
9
Remove the CD from the CD drive. Insert the CD into the CD drive of any computer to share the slideshow with friends and family.
Tips- The presentation must not be greater than the available capacity of the CD. If it is older, remove the media files until the size is right.
- Laptop owners can connect their computers to larger screen televisions.
