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I have Photoelements-1, and a Mac with OS 9.1.
I noticed that in Elements there is a File > Automate > Batch, whereby you can resize a batch of photos.
There doesnÕt seem to be any ÒSave for WebÓ batch commands. Does this feature come with Elements-2, or any other App, shareware or commercial?
The reason that I ask is because I have an Apex DVD Player that allows me to view jpegs on my TV screen, once theyÕre burned onto a CD.
I take my pictures with a Kodak CX6330 digital camera. Even with the Pixel Dimensions of the pictures resized in Elements to 640 x 480 with Resolution at 72 dpi, the DVD Player has trouble displaying ALL the pictures. It displays every ÒotherÓ picture, i.e., picture 1, then 3, then 5. My assumption is that the ÒmemoryÓ or software of the App the DVD Player uses isnÕt configured to recognize large memory-sized pictures.
My successful work-around to solve the problem is to use the ÒSave For WebÓ command, using the (JPEG, Optimized, High, Quality 60) settings. This apparently compresses the file size, but doesnÕt sacrifice any of the quality when previewed on my DVD Player. All the pictures then preview fine and quickly on my DVD Player.
The problem is when I have 30, 40 or more individual pictures that need this ÒSave For WebÓ process done, itÕs very time consuming. If there was a ÒSave For WebÓ feature, I could specify my settings, drop all my pictures into a folder, use the ÒbatchÓ command and then let Elements do its job. Does anyone know of any other App, shareware or commercial that might perform this task?
Thanks
Ray
I noticed that in Elements there is a File > Automate > Batch, whereby you can resize a batch of photos.
There doesnÕt seem to be any ÒSave for WebÓ batch commands. Does this feature come with Elements-2, or any other App, shareware or commercial?
The reason that I ask is because I have an Apex DVD Player that allows me to view jpegs on my TV screen, once theyÕre burned onto a CD.
I take my pictures with a Kodak CX6330 digital camera. Even with the Pixel Dimensions of the pictures resized in Elements to 640 x 480 with Resolution at 72 dpi, the DVD Player has trouble displaying ALL the pictures. It displays every ÒotherÓ picture, i.e., picture 1, then 3, then 5. My assumption is that the ÒmemoryÓ or software of the App the DVD Player uses isnÕt configured to recognize large memory-sized pictures.
My successful work-around to solve the problem is to use the ÒSave For WebÓ command, using the (JPEG, Optimized, High, Quality 60) settings. This apparently compresses the file size, but doesnÕt sacrifice any of the quality when previewed on my DVD Player. All the pictures then preview fine and quickly on my DVD Player.
The problem is when I have 30, 40 or more individual pictures that need this ÒSave For WebÓ process done, itÕs very time consuming. If there was a ÒSave For WebÓ feature, I could specify my settings, drop all my pictures into a folder, use the ÒbatchÓ command and then let Elements do its job. Does anyone know of any other App, shareware or commercial that might perform this task?
Thanks
Ray
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