[es] - Kako napraviti Kodak Picture CD

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^{17.06.2005. u 07:55 - pre 229 meseci}

Kupio sam neki jeftini DVD player koji, po specifikacijim ,moze citati Kodak Picture CD-ove ali ne znam sta mi treba da napravim takav CD. Googlao sam, pretrazio Kodakov site ali nigdje ne nadjoh program kojim svoj foto album mogu pretovirit u Kodak Picture CD.

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Re: Kako napraviti Kodak Picture CD

^{10.04.2007. u 06:04 - pre 207 meseci}

How to Make a Picture CD

The Kodak Picture CD format saved my project. Like the Photo CD, Kodak made sure that the format can be read on most personal computers and CD-ROM drives, plus the Kodak Picture Maker kiosks. But the Picture CD uses the standardized JPEG image format which can be created by all major image software.

*NOTE*: I have not checked whether Kodak Picture Maker kiosks will read progressive JPEG images.

To create a Picture CD, you will need:

1. CD-ROM burner
2. CD creator software that supports ISO 9660
3. CD-R blank CDs
4. Original JPEG images or software that can convert your images into JPEG

Kodak Picture Maker kiosks (and many other drives) do not support CD-RW cds.

Kodak Picture CD images must be in the JPEG format, though they can be any size and any resolution. Pictures must be stored in a sub-directory of the disc titled "PICTURES". Data may be stored on the CD at the top level or in another directory. *Total number of photos possible is unknown. Kodak Picture CDs and Photo CDs contain only 100 images.*

When you get to burning your CD, it must be in the ISO 9660 format and the files must not include any Macintosh extention information. CDs may be burned in either the CD-ROM or CD-ROM XA formats, and multisession CDs will work at the Picture Maker kiosks.

That's it. :)

Remember, however, that the CD you have just created only contains images, and not any of the desktop software provided on Picture CD discs from Kodak. If you wish for your CD to contain desktop software, you will need to add that at the top level of your CD. No software is required to read the images at the Kodak Picture Maker kiosk or any Apple computer running the Macintosh system 8.0 or higher.

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