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i'm trying to burn a video slideshow to disc from iPhoto so it can be played in windows format without success please help
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Video slideshow with iPhoto
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What format do you want to use exactly?
By default iPhoto writes out a quicktime movie file. These can be played on Windows - so long as it has Quicktime installed.
By default iPhoto writes out a quicktime movie file. These can be played on Windows - so long as it has Quicktime installed.
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I edited your thread title so it actually made sense. Remember - the first thing people see when they look through the threads is the title. "mr" contains no relevant information to the thread, and many people will just overlook your thread altogether.
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