Want to Make a DVD movie from images on my computer...
 

Yes, I'm a average computer user :) I have a ton of of pics my brother and I have scanned and sorted on my computer, and I've been using the Window's Movie Maker to put them together, but I'm looking to try something...anything! different.

I was wondering if you all might be able to point me in the direction of a nice software that will help me in my task. Any experience with certain programs? Something with a better area to store the pics you are wanting to use/sorting system that will let you more easily veiw what's been put in to the 'film' and what hasn't? (That parts the most confusing for me!)

I guess I will leave it at that for now! Any suggestions towards a better program would be appreciated!

Thank you in advance!

Have you tried Nero Photo show?
http://www.nero.com/nerophotoshow/en...ow_Express.php
I've used the free version several times succesfully to make SVCD's
(DVD on a cd rom)most DVD players will read it....a few won't

The full (paid) version will make standard DVD's

OK!, did some looking around.
Here are some others.
I've never used any of these, So.....
I can't say how well they work.
But here they are anyway:

IphotoDVD
http://www.brothersoft.com/Multimedi...DVD_23398.html
License : Shareware
Price : $19.95
Limitations : 15 Days

Slideshow pro Freeware
http://www.softaward.com/3670.html
License: Freeware

Photo DVD Slideshow
http://www.sharewarejunction.com/info20196.htm
http://www.downloadplanet.net/info20196.htm
License: Shareware
Trial length: 15 Day Trial
Price: 49.95

honestech Photo DVD 2.0
http://www.ishowweb.com/download/hon...o_dvd_9365.htm
License : Shareware
Price : $39
Limitations : 15-Days

FotoDVD 2.1
http://www.shareup.com/FotoDVD-download-27936.html
License: Shareware
Limitations: 30-Day Free Trial
Price: $19

I made several DVDs with MemoriesOnTV. I think they are promoting something called CodeJam now. I've also used Ulead's DVD Media Factory Disc Creator and Sonic's Digital Media Studio Deluxe. MemoriesOnTV was the easiest to get started and is also the least expensive.

Thank you for your responses! I guess I have some homework to do! I'll let ya know what I come up with :)