after you copy photos to your computer can you transfer those to disc to view on your TV and how long does it take to copy photos to disc?
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Yes, you can copy the photos from your computer to discs using a number of different programs available separately or just copy them directly to a CD or DVD. However, I have mine saved on an external hard drive and use my Roku to view on my television. How long it takes depends on how many pictures you want to transfer but the time is minimal compared to transferring video.
251699
When you get the photos scanned you can do whatever you want with them -- they end up in standard jpg format. How long it takes to copy them to disc has nothing to do with this scanner -- it's a function of your computer setup.
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A jpeg or jpg file is a data file. It contains data for a picture. If you have a picture on your computer, it can be written to the CD or DVD. You would choose the data file option for CD or DVD then drag the photos into the Disc Content box. Watch the green bar at the bottom to see how much you can fill the CD. A DVD has more room. I have family photos on my computer that I have scanned and put them on a disc and sent them to other family members. I also have photos downloaded from the internet that I use for desktop backgrounds. I can put them on a disc also. BTW. Put your music files on as a data disc and you can fit hundreds of songs on one disc and listen for hours. So, use up a few discs to see what works for you. You can also reuse a disc for your experiments.
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Thanks for all the answers. Actually, I googled this and found out I could just drop and drag files using the Computer screen and that it working great to transfer the photos.Thanks again.
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You can view these photographs (JPEGS) on any regular computer screen, even on your television screen as long as you are wearing the Red/Blue glasses. BTW, you can also make photo prints like you normally would for regular photographs and they come out even better. I suggest selecting your best shots then print those out. Good luck! I bought a second camera after i fell and crushed the screen on my first one. A GREAT buy at $27.99 absolutely, I paidf $100 originally.
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I use them to copy pictures from my computer. I use a Nero Program- it is simple and easy to use.Rich
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The short answer is no. The files are encrypted & locked to the specific receiver so they can't be copied. The longer answer is yes, but not exactly what you're thinking. If you have a video capture device, you could play them back and capture them as video files on a computer. There are a few video capture devices that have component input and can do this. It can't be done via any HDMI device I've seen because it would violate the copy protection rules of HDMI. Down side is you have to play the shows back to transfer them to computer via the capture device. There is no other way. Slow, cumbersome, & you can't watch anything else while playing the shows back to capture them as PC files. Yes you could do it, but its not worth the time, effort, & expense.
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I have not copied dvds yet..but cds are MUCH faster. I would assume the same would apply for dvds.
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what is the "copy" function? Do I put in a dvd, select copy, then put in a blank dvd and copy to it?
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Lightscribe is just an image printing onto the disc - you need to use lightscribe enabled disc to do the image - try going to www.lightscribe.com to get a better idea of what lightscribe means - this unit does burn both CD and DVD media -
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This is just for dvds/cds. You can put pictures onto a blank disc, or install software,
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Can you transfer the video from the computer to a TV and, if so, how? V. Moore
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The camera acts like a flash drive when you connect it to the computer, and you can go into the folders and copy all the pictures and videos. They should all be there and copy easily. If you use the software for downloading there is a video option to download into that tool. I do it using drag using Windows Explorer and drop to MY PICTURES in the folder I like.
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The Bluray Disc can be copied if you have a Bluray player connected to your computer and then also a Bluray burner. Both DVD discs and Bluray discs can be copied, provided they have no Copyright. To copy you need also a software which is generally provided with the Burner. If you just want to copy only it is not necessary to have a bluray player, you can read and write with the bluray burner also but it takes a little longer. For the time being I have a Buffalo burner which does quite good job.
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Depends on whether color or black and white, but 2-3 minutes. It's slow but produces high quality pictures.
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Appreciate the feedback. What does 30mb per second read mean? Is that from the disk to camera? Or camera to PC? And if I do go lower what will i lose out on? i.e. what potential wil lbe untapped? Sorry...newbie here and appreciate your help.
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It is easy to store on a CD or DVD. I transferred my photos directly to my computer and then downloaded to a CD so I would have a back-up. Make sure the CD is rewriteable or you will not be able to edit. You can also download directly to a thumb drive.
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The actual scanning takes about 2 seconds. Where the time is involved is in the loading and unloading of the frame that holds the negatives. Figure about 1-2 minutes per frame loading and unloading. It's still worth the doing in order to save those old pictures.