BOO Photoshop?!

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?

Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

On Nov 22, 1:40 pm, Larry Bud wrote:

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?
Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:53:33 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Photoshop is for creating and editing images. Why should it do anything else? It has never been sold as a DVD burner or a thing which hooks up to your TV.

You may just as well complain that your TV does edit your photographs, or come to that, it does make toast either.

Easy to use graphics effects:
http://www.ransen.com/

"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Try Adobe Premiere Elements for movies or still images then save them as an mpeg.
Or use Roxio Easy Creator 9.

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!

"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You could try using the right software for the job. Photoshop is a photo editor, not disc burning software.

The Spider

—
Ignorance really is bliss, just look how happy President Bush is.

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with
ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them
to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor
iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to
do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Only in your mind that you expect Photoshop to copy your images to a DVD or CD.
If you are too stupid to read the description or contents of software before buying it
then no one will feel sorry for your stupidity. And I am being gentle with you today
because it is Thanksgiving and I’m in a kindly mood:-

Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You’re using the wrong tool for the job.
What you’re doing is like trying to hammer in a nail with a paintbrush. Try using Nero instead.

Andy wrote:

On Nov 22, 1:40 pm, Larry Bud wrote:

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?
Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Are you serious?
You’ve gotta be a troll, right?

Andy wrote:

On Nov 22, 1:40 pm, Larry Bud wrote:

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?
Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Well, I can send instant messages to people using MSN, so why can’t I do it with Photoshop too?
I can boil water in my kettle, so why can’t I do it with photoshop too? I can drive to Liverpool in my car, so why can’t I drive to Liverpool in Photoshop?
I can wear a coat to keep me warm, so why can’t I wear photoshop to keep me warm?
A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Andy wrote:

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Why should it be able to handle burning DVD’s?
There isn’t a logical connection.

Why should I have to seek another software programme to run my IP telephone, when I could quite unreasonably expect Photoshop to do it for me?

Frank Arthur wrote:

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with
ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them
to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor
iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to
do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Only in your mind that you expect Photoshop to copy your images to a DVD or CD.
If you are too stupid to read the description or contents of software before buying it

Do you honestly believe he *bought* his copy?

"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

It does not take any degree of genius or even of moderate intelligence.

You just use Photoshop, or any other competetant Image editor to resize your images to the size you need, and then save them as Jpeg.

You would then use Nero, or any other competant Burning program to put them onto a CD or DVD.

You would then put that CD or DVD into a DVD Player connected to your TV, and see your pictures.

PS Remember to turn the TV and DVD Player on.

Roy G

Roy G wrote:

"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.
Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

It does not take any degree of genius or even of moderate intelligence.
You just use Photoshop, or any other competetant Image editor to resize your images to the size you need, and then save them as Jpeg.
You would then use Nero, or any other competant Burning program to put them onto a CD or DVD.

You would then put that CD or DVD into a DVD Player connected to your TV, and see your pictures.

PS Remember to turn the TV and DVD Player on.

You might also want to remind this guy that he needs to point his face towards the TV and keep his eyes open, otherwise he won’t see the pictures. He’d probably still try to claim that was all Photoshop’s fault.

Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Both Macs and PCs can easily burn CDs (if you have a CD burner installed of course) and you can also buy software that does it very well. I use Nero. I don’t understand your problem.

Ed Hannigan wrote:

Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.
Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Both Macs and PCs can easily burn CDs (if you have a CD burner installed of course)

I wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that he doesn’t have a CD burner, and blames that on Photoshop too.

Andy found these unused words:

On Nov 22, 1:40 pm, Larry Bud wrote:

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?
Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Well, does Powerpoint, MS Paint, Irfanview … ? Those use/manipulate images, so are they also a big "DUH"?

HINT: Tucows.com

Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

You have few "experts" and what type of experts are you talking about.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

I do have the answer *but* I would like to learn some detail of what your "experts" did (in detail) then I will find you a genius or doing the genius work myself.

I heard you say "simple task" and you and your experts can’t figure it out? <bg>

Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

CTRL click the desktop, select "New Burn Folder". Save your images into that folder from PhotoShop. Go back to the desktop, CTRL click the folder again and select "burn". Insert a blank disc when prompted.

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"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Hey numbnuts why shouldnt you have to seek another product ?!

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:

If you are too stupid to read the description or contents of software

before buying it then no one will feel sorry for your stupidity. And I am being gentle with you today because it is Thanksgiving and I’m in a kindly mood. –Frank Arthur

Hey numbnuts why shouldnt you have to seek another product ?!–Dr. Hackenbush

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh! –Frank Arthur

Well, I can send instant messages to people using MSN, so why can’t I do it with Photoshop too?

I can boil water in my kettle, so why can’t I do it with photoshop too?
I can drive to Liverpool in my car, so why can’t I drive to Liverpool in
Photoshop?
I can wear a coat to keep me warm, so why can’t I wear photoshop to keep me warm? –Fat Sam

PS Remember to turn the TV and DVD Player on. –Roy G

You might also want to remind this guy that he needs to point his face towards the TV and keep his eyes open, otherwise he won’t see the pictures.

He’d probably still try to claim that was all Photoshop’s fault. –Fat Sam

I wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that he doesn’t have a CD burner, and blames that on Photoshop too. –Fat Sam

Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

Oh, by the way, I found the answer to my question (on my own). Here it is:

After editing photographs in Photoshop, you simply "Save for Web & Devices…" and select "JPEG" in the Dialog box, then click "Save". Burn the Jpegs to a DVD and play them on your DVD player. Sit back and enjoy viewing a siideshow on your TV, using all the functions of your remote–Pause, Forward/Backwaard, Zoom, etc.

There is no need to use any other software, or hook up a laptop to the TV.

"Dr. Hackenbush" wrote:

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Hey numbnuts why shouldnt you have to seek another product ?!

Neah! all they (him and his experts) need to do is loading the images to Photoshop then Hold_Down the ALT key while pressing F4 and they will have the problem solved <bg>

Andy wrote:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:

If you are too stupid to read the description or contents of software

before buying it then no one will feel sorry for your stupidity. And I am being gentle with you today because it is Thanksgiving and I’m in a kindly mood. –Frank Arthur

Hey numbnuts why shouldnt you have to seek another product ?!–Dr. Hackenbush

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh! –Frank Arthur

Well, I can send instant messages to people using MSN, so why can’t I do it with Photoshop too?

I can boil water in my kettle, so why can’t I do it with photoshop too?
I can drive to Liverpool in my car, so why can’t I drive to Liverpool in
Photoshop?
I can wear a coat to keep me warm, so why can’t I wear photoshop to keep me warm? –Fat Sam

PS Remember to turn the TV and DVD Player on. –Roy G

You might also want to remind this guy that he needs to point his face towards the TV and keep his eyes open, otherwise he won’t see the pictures.

He’d probably still try to claim that was all Photoshop’s fault. –Fat Sam

I wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that he doesn’t have a CD burner, and blames that on Photoshop too. –Fat Sam

Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

People did try to give you the correct answer. Myself included. But you chose to ignore the advice you were given and kept up your rant instead. For the record and for your information, the correct answer is this… You are trying to use the wrong tool for the job.
Use photoshop to make the Jpegs, then use a CD Burning tool like Nero to burn these Jpegs onto a CD.

Pray tell, why did you ignore all these answers?
Was it because you were more interested in trolling, and the question was merely an excuse to troll?

Oh, by the way, I found the answer to my question (on my own). Here it is:

After editing photographs in Photoshop, you simply "Save for Web & Devices…" and select "JPEG" in the Dialog box, then click "Save". Burn the Jpegs to a DVD and play them on your DVD player. Sit back and enjoy viewing a siideshow on your TV, using all the functions of your remote–Pause, Forward/Backwaard, Zoom, etc.

There is no need to use any other software, or hook up a laptop to the TV.

Good luck with that.
Be sure to report back again when it doesn’t work.

"\(not quite so\) Fat Sam" found these
unused words:

Good luck with that.
Be sure to report back again when it doesn’t work.

-=Some=- of the newer DVD players will recognize a disk with just .jpg files and allow you to ‘step’ through them. As far as an ‘autoshow’ or accompanied with music … narrh!

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

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On Nov 22, 1:40 pm, Larry Bud wrote:

On Nov 22, 2:34 pm, Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

Why should an image manipulation program also burn your images?
Hook your laptop to your TV, or get a DVD player that will play them.

REPLY:
Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Photoshop is a professional image editing program. It does that better than any other, though at a price.

For what you are seeking to do, look at Adobe Premiere CS3 (now packaged with Adobe Encore). It will do all that you want. However, it is also a professional NLE w/ authoring tool.

Hunt

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On Nov 22, 3:07 pm, "Frank Arthur" wrote:

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh!
"Andy" wrote in message

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to
CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts"
try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

REPLY:
The point is that I shouldn’t have to seek another software program to do what Photoshop should be able to handle in the first place "Duh" back to you.

Why would anyone, with even a modicum of sense, think that PS should do these things? Did you go to the Adobe Products site and look at what each program could do? Have you purchased Photoshop, or are you just running off?

Hunt

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

found these unused words:

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

Sure he/she/it can … there are several trolls here who can match him/her/it post for post!

get acdsee pro2. it’s exactly what you are asking for? photoshop is overkill for you.

"(not quite so) Fat Sam" wrote in
message

Andy wrote:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:

If you are too stupid to read the description or contents of software

before buying it then no one will feel sorry for your stupidity. And I am being gentle with you today because it is Thanksgiving and I’m in a kindly mood. –Frank Arthur

Hey numbnuts why shouldnt you have to seek another product ?!–Dr. Hackenbush

Ever hear of DVD burning software like Easy Creator. Duh! –Frank Arthur

Well, I can send instant messages to people using MSN, so why can’t I do it with Photoshop too?

I can boil water in my kettle, so why can’t I do it with photoshop too?
I can drive to Liverpool in my car, so why can’t I drive to Liverpool in
Photoshop?
I can wear a coat to keep me warm, so why can’t I wear photoshop to keep me warm? –Fat Sam

PS Remember to turn the TV and DVD Player on. –Roy G

You might also want to remind this guy that he needs to point his face towards the TV and keep his eyes open, otherwise he won’t see the pictures.

He’d probably still try to claim that was all Photoshop’s fault. –Fat Sam

I wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that he doesn’t have a CD burner, and blames that on Photoshop too. –Fat Sam

Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

People did try to give you the correct answer. Myself included. But you chose to ignore the advice you were given and kept up your rant instead. For the record and for your information, the correct answer is this… You are trying to use the wrong tool for the job.
Use photoshop to make the Jpegs, then use a CD Burning tool like Nero to burn these Jpegs onto a CD.

Pray tell, why did you ignore all these answers?
Was it because you were more interested in trolling, and the question was merely an excuse to troll?

Oh, by the way, I found the answer to my question (on my own). Here it is:

After editing photographs in Photoshop, you simply "Save for Web & Devices…" and select "JPEG" in the Dialog box, then click "Save". Burn the Jpegs to a DVD and play them on your DVD player. Sit back and enjoy viewing a siideshow on your TV, using all the functions of your remote–Pause, Forward/Backwaard, Zoom, etc.

There is no need to use any other software, or hook up a laptop to the TV.

Good luck with that.
Be sure to report back again when it doesn’t work.

On Nov 24, 10:20 am, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

found these unused words:

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

Sure he/she/it can … there are several trolls here who can match him/her/it post for post!

Loser!

On Nov 24, 10:20 am, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

found these unused words:

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

Sure he/she/it can … there are several trolls here who can match him/her/it post for post!

I was asking a simple question. By the way, I found the answer on my own, no thanks to you or any of the other sarcastic creeps on this forum.

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

It’s because I know the program so well (better than you evidently– since I found the answer). So what if I criticize a software program? Is Photoshop your first born? Anyway, all I got in return, except for a trickle of honest attempts to help me, was ridicule and name- calling. Now you accuse me of "trolling" to get a rise out of readers on this forum, when it is YOU that are guilty of provoking ME. What a hypocrite.

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

How dare you call into question my competence as a teacher. You’re the one who is "fucked up". Wow, I can’t believe the abuse I am taking for asking a simple question. What a bunch of thugs on this forum.

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

I see you don’t have the balls to leave your flaming post to remain in the archive. Afraid people will see what an idiot you are?

On Nov 24, 10:20 am, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

found these unused words:

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

Sure he/she/it can … there are several trolls here who can match him/her/it post for post!

So now I’m "obnoxious"? Wow. Never will I grace this toxic forum again. Thanks for the kind help.

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 06:46:01 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

It’s because I know the program so well (better than you evidently– since I found the answer). So what if I criticize a software program?

If you knew it so well you wouldn’t ask moronic questions about it.

Is Photoshop your first born? Anyway, all I got in return, except for a trickle of honest attempts to help me, was ridicule and name- calling. Now you accuse me of "trolling" to get a rise out of readers on this forum, when it is YOU that are guilty of provoking ME. What a hypocrite.

I didn’t accuse you of trolling. For a supposed teacher you’ve got some shitty reading comprehension…

Andy wrote:

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

It’s because I know the program so well (better than you evidently– since I found the answer). So what if I criticize a software program? Is Photoshop your first born? Anyway, all I got in return, except for a trickle of honest attempts to help me, was ridicule and name- calling. Now you accuse me of "trolling" to get a rise out of readers on this forum, when it is YOU that are guilty of provoking ME. What a hypocrite.

Well, you got the BOO part right….
BOO fucking HOO.
Can you hear the violins playing?

Andy wrote:

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

How dare you call into question my competence as a teacher.

You can only judge a horse by the races you’ve seen it run. Yuo haven’t made a particularly good impression, and have been judged accordingly.
That’s life. Get used to it or get over it.

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 06:51:11 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

How dare you call into question my competence as a teacher. You’re the one who is "fucked up". Wow, I can’t believe the abuse I am taking for asking a simple question. What a bunch of thugs on this forum.

You wrote:

"One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?"

Where is your "simple question"?

Is this how you write questions for your students?

Bill has seven apples. John has four apples. Susan wants to make cider, but her iPod’s battery is dead. Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

—

Tony Cooper
Orlando, FL

My fellow brother and sister genii have been somewhat unkind to you, professor. But you did sort of open the door with a bit of attitude.

The instructions about saving for web are correct. You can also look at the scripts that came with Photoshop. Several of them will generate presentations that might do what you want to do.

As far as people not being nice to you, or not sharing information with you, that’s really unfair. A lot of people spend time here answering — not asking — questions. Getting mad at an application or at a bunch of people like me — who have nothing better to do than try to help newcomers like you — is sort of silly, don’t you think?

But have a wonderful day, and may you and your family have a wonderful holiday season, professor.

Gary in tampa, florida usa

On 11/22/07 2:34 PM, in article
, "Andy"
wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

How dare you call into question my competence as a teacher. You’re the one who is "fucked up". Wow, I can’t believe the abuse I am taking for asking a simple question. What a bunch of thugs on this forum.

don’t play all innocent now
you came here
insulting to begin with Photoshop on a Photoshop newsgroup then you cried foul when you were WRONG
and you are still WRONG
you did not ask how to process JPGS
you asked if Photoshop makes DVDs and NO it does not
yes WINDOWZ has a come with program or NERO or other SOFTWARE like Roxio EZ CD
will make the DVD
as you found

so you are the rude one ANDY
next time ask without the chip on shoulder
Maybe you get a different response

your quote above (Can’t Photoshop create

Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV?)

is not the way you asked
here is your post- snotty and sarcastic
the NASTY tone begins here with yourself:::

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

On Nov 26, 12:22 pm, "KatWoman" wrote:

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 23, 7:36 pm, Voivod wrote:

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 11:12:31 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

FINAL REPLY:
My first time on this forum I asked a question: Can’t Photoshop create Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV? Here are some of the "helpful" replies I received:
Well. Thanks for all your kind help. I’m a retired teacher and spent my career trying to share my knowledge to help others learn. Unfortunately, that spirit is not shared by all members in this forum. Some are here only to bully and belittle others. My advice is to them: Grow up.

You didn’t ask a question you came in critical of an application you knew nothing about and expected it to make hot chocolate for you. If you were a teacher I feel ever so sorry for the poor minds you fucked up.

How dare you call into question my competence as a teacher. You’re the one who is "fucked up". Wow, I can’t believe the abuse I am taking for asking a simple question. What a bunch of thugs on this forum.

don’t play all innocent now
you came here
insulting to begin with Photoshop on a Photoshop newsgroup then you cried foul when you were WRONG
and you are still WRONG
you did not ask how to process JPGS
you asked if Photoshop makes DVDs and NO it does not
yes WINDOWZ has a come with program or NERO or other SOFTWARE like Roxio EZ CD
will make the DVD
as you found

so you are the rude one ANDY
next time ask without the chip on shoulder
Maybe you get a different response

your quote above (Can’t Photoshop create>> >Jpegs that can be viewed on my TV?)
is not the way you asked
here is your post- snotty and sarcastic
the NASTY tone begins here with yourself:::

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

DEAR KATWOMAN
What part of my question is rude? I stated that my "expert" friends couldn’t find the answer I needed. Is that rude? I asked if there was a "genious" in the forum who could help. Is that rude? Perhaps you thought I was being sarcastic? It was intended humorously (to emphasize my need for a brilliant person to save me! Geeze. As for me being wrong, I don’t understand what I was ever wrong about. It seems clear to me (now) however, that some readers thought I was asking if Photoshop, itself, can burn a CD. I do admit, after reading my question more carefully, it does sounds that way. So I plead guilty for phrasing the question ambiguously. Nevertheless ,did that warrant all the hostile comments I received? I am genuinely perplexed by this whole experience. I wouldn’t be writing all these replies to complete strangers if I didn’t feel genuinely indignant about the way I have been–and continue to be–treated. Don’t worry, I’m never coming back here. No more rude questions from me.
-Andy

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 11:33:04 -0800 (PST), Andy
scribbled:

Don’t worry, I’m never coming back here.

Anyone want to place bets?

you shouldn’t boo something you don’t understand and there is nothing wrong with this newsgroup.

"Andy" wrote in message

On Nov 24, 10:20 am, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

found these unused words:

On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:34:51 -0800 (PST), Andy wrote:

One of the most obvious tasks I thought Photoshop could handle with ease would be to allow me to edit my holiday photos, then burn them to CD or DVD and view them on my TV. Apparently not. Neither iPhoto nor iMovie can perform this simple task either. I have had a few "experts" try to figure out a method, but to no avail.

Is there any genius out there who has the magic answer?

You ARE Trolling aren’t you? Just baiting the group to get an argument started??

YOu simply cannot be this obnoxious!

Sure he/she/it can … there are several trolls here who can match him/her/it post for post!

So now I’m "obnoxious"? Wow. Never will I grace this toxic forum again. Thanks for the kind help.

Andy wrote:

<snip>

I was asking a simple question. By the way, I found the answer on my own, no thanks to you or any of the other sarcastic creeps on this forum.

Hahaha you found the answer your own! It sure smell like a liar to me <bg>

Joel wrote:

Andy wrote:

<snip>

I was asking a simple question. By the way, I found the answer on my own, no thanks to you or any of the other sarcastic creeps on this forum.

Hahaha you found the answer your own! It sure smell like a liar to me <bg>

Looks like his expert friends weren’t quite so expert after all. LOL.

"\(not quite so\) Fat Sam" wrote:

Joel wrote:

Andy wrote:

<snip>

I was asking a simple question. By the way, I found the answer on my own, no thanks to you or any of the other sarcastic creeps on this forum.

Hahaha you found the answer your own! It sure smell like a liar to me <bg>

Looks like his expert friends weren’t quite so expert after all. LOL.

… and I am wondering what he kind of answer he found of his own to make him so proud of himself <bg>

Well if iMovie can allow videos from my camera to be edited and viewed on my TV, why doesn’t Photoshop do the same for the still pictures in my camera? A big "Duh" to Photoshop.

Well, does Powerpoint, MS Paint, Irfanview … ?

Irfanview can burn a slideshow to CD if you install the Nero plugin.