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All dvd-slideshow and co. do is to resize images (that's a one liner with |
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imagemagick's convert tool) and then join them to compose a video file, |
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muxing it with the chosen audio tracks. You can easily do that with ffmpeg, |
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mencoder or some similar tool of your choice if the menu-driven program |
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doesn't let you bypass the dvd size limit. |
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A video file is the most universal format you can get, unless you want to |
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relly on the tv native player capabilities to do a slideshow, which would |
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also be just fine since any tv that has an usb port can for sure do |
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slideshows as well. |
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2012/12/19 Joseph <syscon780@×××××.com> |
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> Is it possible to create slide show (pictures) on USB stick and play on a |
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> TV? |
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> In the past I've used "dvd-slideshow" but that is a bit of work. I had to |
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> re-size the pictures add background music etc. |
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> DVD only holds 4GB USB sticks have larger capacity. |
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> Joseph |
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Jesús Guerrero Botella |
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