Creating a slide show by HD TV

[Elizabeth Allen]

Hello,
I want to create a slide show, burn it to DVD, and is playable on high definition televisions (FullHD / HDready). I have picture resolutions of 1920x1080 pixels (yes it is no coincidence ) So I'd like my slide show is in this resolution to max quality on HDTV. I found 2 programs that seem to be the case:
- Photo Slideshow Creator HD
- adobe again

1. Can a DVD slideshow containing my HD is readable by a DVD player on an HDTV standard?
2. Is it possible to put the same DVD on the HD and SD slideshow and to choose the user after the platinum / TV that he has? and automatic detection?
3. Is the WMV HD is the only format or HD video format recommended read on standalone player?
4. Is there a risk of sparkles in HD and SD? solutions?
Any help regarding this is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Linux-Us]

Hello,
Here are some tips
1- so that your photos are on a DVD and watch on a DVD, you'll have to compress them and convert them into mpe2 (standard DVD). You can only retain HD quality via an engraving on bluray (still expensive media player and adequate).
Otherwise, there is the direct reading by theAFN connected to the TV and you still retain the dimensions of your photos.
2- HD and SD on the same medium and read by standalone player: no
4- flutter: in principle reason why it shines so encoded.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
Each slideshow is limited to 100 photos (each photo is considered a standard DVD chapter and limited to 100 the number of chapters in a montage). I do not know Photo Slideshow Creator HD. I think it's better to use a video editing software, because you can use all the facilities of these programs. I think slow zoom or pan an image, which can give some the illusion that this is not an image.

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
The DVD standard is restricted to 720 * 576. The standalone player will refuse to DVD format 1920 * 1080

Is it possible to put on the same DVD HD and SD version of the slideshow and to choose the user after the platinum / TV that he has? and automatic detection?

No, for the same reason as above. The DVD player will refuse to read a cake that does not meet its standard. By cons, a Blu Ray can play a DVD "normal". But it's irrelevant to what you want to do ...

Is the WMV HD is the only format or HD video format recommended read on standalone player?

No, there is also MPEG2 and H264. A priori, it is most used.

[cyber-noob]

Hello,
If you're on Mac you have this software which is very good, does not limit the number of images and also allows an animation on this one, not hot & p dear, I kings you can even try it. The DVD is' is "on a Mac will not change the fact that a DVD player will not play High Definition.
The easiest would be to make two versions
- A DVD
- One in HD on BD, or external drive, USB key player Multimedia

[Elizabeth Allen]

Hello,
Your answers have helped me a lot, thanks for the help. It is possible to burn HD video (H.264 or WMV HD) DVD, but with the 'standard' (I have no exact word) blue-ray for it to be 'decoded' in HD on a platinum blue Ray? Any help regarding this is appreciated. Thanks in advance. Also, if you know any alternative software for doing the same then please let me know.