Mixing avi's with jpegs using the same program?

[pops72]

I have used my Canon digital camera at my granddaughter's wedding and college graduations and during each of the occasions I have taken jpeg photos and during the same session added avi's for the action shots.
I have tried numerous Video programs attempting to install the jpegs and the avi's but cannot. I can use the program for the jpegs/slide show but cannot include the avi's. I then use the same program and install the avi's seperately. This requires 2 DVD's;i.e. one for the jpegs and another for the avi's.The DVD count is no problem but it is messy . I would appreciate any information or advice which direction to go...Thanx...

[manono]

Welcome to the Forum,

I believe DVDSlideshowGUI can do what you want:

http://download.videohelp.com/tin2tin/

Don't be fooled by the name. It also allows for the import of AVI video.

[pops72]

:)Thanx for the info and link-I have been playing with these jpgs abd avi's for a long time. I will give this a shot and let you know what happened.Thanx again---JimK

[DonQ]

Doesn't even Windows Movie maker allow to insert still images into movie? Not talking about other (nonfree) video creation tools, like Cyberlink Powerdirector?

Or I have misunderstood your needs.

[Holyshit]

To add pictures into video, if you are on Windows, you can use Windows Movie Maker; if on Mac, use iMovie. Use the program to generate video, and then use DVD burner program to burn it to DVD.

[Ghitulescu]

That DVD burner should understand the output of WMM, like it's here documented by MicroSoft -> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/create/savetodvd.mspx.

[pops72]

:)Thanx guys for all the good info and I quess if I had pursued the problem with Microsoft(I am using WinXP SP3) I might have found an answer;but there are enough info in the answers you guys have given and I will put them to use. Please excuse an 80 year old newbee in the video world.JimK:thanks: