File Details |
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| File Size | 24.5 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $49.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | September 12, 2008 |
| Total Downloads | 1,633 |
| Publisher | Anvsoft, Inc. |
| Homepage | DVD Photo Slideshow |
Publisher's Description
DVD Photo Slideshow allows you to make use of your DVD or CD burner to create entertaining photo slideshows you can watch on TV. With one click, DVD Photo Slideshow creates an exciting photo slide show complete with music, motion menus and transition effects. You can quickly and easily produce professional-looking photo slideshow DVD disc and share the slide show on home big screen TV with standard DVD player in the comfort of your living room. With a few minutes of work, you'll have an eye-catching slide show that will run on nearly any DVD players.
Latest Reviews
Nicolas Won reviewed v7.77 on Oct 11, 2007
What makes me like this program is its easy-to-use interface and process design. I should say it’s a fair choice.
I like the elegant, clear-cut interface and the good slideshow it makes. I’m especially impressed with the program's extra functions. There are abundant of good-looking transition effects.
You can even dub the slideshow with built-in recorder. What’s more, you can add video clips to the photo slideshow!
There are minor bugs though, for instance, in Organize Photos->Text framework, there’s a blank box which turns out to be Text Brush! Why not show a caption Text Brush?
One more thing, DPS provides only basic photo enhancements. We don’t expect it to be as powerful as Adobe Photoshop and other professional photo editing tools. But it would be better to contain some filters and effects, like red-eye-rescue, emboss, blur, engrave, smooth, negative, etc. These may help to make our photo album more art-look-like.
Nicolas Won reviewed v7.77 on Oct 11, 2007
What makes me like this program is its easy-to-use interface and process design. I should say it’s a fair choice.
I like the elegant, clear-cut interface and the good slideshow it makes. I’m especially impressed with the program's extra functions. There are abundant of good-looking transition effects.
You can even dub the slideshow with built-in recorder. What’s more, you can add video clips to the photo slideshow!
There are minor bugs though, for instance, in Organize Photos->Text framework, there’s a blank box which turns out to be Text Brush! Why not show a caption Text Brush?
One more thing, DPS provides only basic photo enhancements. We don’t expect it to be as powerful as Adobe Photoshop and other professional photo editing tools. But it would be better to contain some filters and effects, like red-eye-rescue, emboss, blur, engrave, smooth, negative, etc. These may help to make our photo album more art-look-like.