You can configure time and transition characteristics for each file in the queue by clicking on a corresponding button. Feel free to use the recycle bin icon on the right of the file to delete it from the queue. If you want to move a file, click on it and use the arrows on the right to move it up or down. In here, you can configure the settings for your slideshow.įile queue is displayed at the left side of the window. It sometimes takes a while after a new version is released, but it most always goes on sale for between as little as $12 to around $25 - $30.Once your files are added, the main window gets split into two sections: queue on the left side and preview window and settings on the right side. If you want your slideshows to go to disc, you might want to try Nero Ultimate for DVDs &/or Blu-ray. there are sets of encoding settings or parameters for Blu-ray, some authoring apps will always re-encode if your video doesn't meet its requirements, and some players are pickier than others. You should be able to use Icecream Slideshow Maker Pro for Blu-ray too, using a similar workflow, & *might* get away with not having to re-encode, depending on the authoring app used & the player.
Some DVD authoring apps will handle the re-encoding, & optionally burning for you, but unless you really like today's GOTD, you're likely better off creating the whole project in an authoring app & avoiding the re-encode. Icecream Slideshow Maker Pro isn't tailored to creating DVDs, though you should be able to create a slideshow, re-encode it to mpg2, then use a DVD authoring program, burning the results to DVD. Bearing in mind that many DVD players will display photos stored on a USB stick as a slideshow, with no work involved.
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