DVD Maker - How do I make chapters?

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I am trying to burn a DVD of images from our wedding. I want to make 1 chapter for the rehersal pictures, another chapter for the ceremony and so fourth. Can anyone give me a "cliffs-notes" version of how to do this? Much appreciated!
 

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Thanks for the welcome!

I dont think that answered my question however. I really dont want to add anymore software if I can help it. My Nero 5 is acting up so I cant use it. I clicked on the link and it also didnt answer my question.
 

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Its portable. What link???
 

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The link to the .pdf you put in your original post.

I am not sure what you mean by portable.

Are you telling me that Windows DVD Maker can not make chapters?
 

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The link to the .pdf you put in your original post.

I am not sure what you mean by portable.

Are you telling me that Windows DVD Maker can not make chapters?
You were supposed to save & read the .pdf
Portable does not get installed.
DVD Maker is very very slow & unreliable.
 

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I read it without saving it.

Can you recommend software that will do what I want it to? Preferably free?
 

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I am trying to burn a DVD of images from our wedding. I want to make 1 chapter for the rehersal pictures, another chapter for the ceremony and so fourth. Can anyone give me a "cliffs-notes" version of how to do this? Much appreciated!

I'm not familiar with the program roderunner mentioned but I found this out playing around with DVD maker for a couple hours now.

1. For each chapter (scene) you want you need to make a separate project in movie maker. (i.e. Rehearsal, Ceremony etc. ) There are many settings and customizations you can make to each before saving them.

2. Add those to DVD maker in the order you want them and choose your options and settings and preferences, then preview so you can see your project before you burn.

3. If you are trying to make a halfway decent looking picture disc you are going to have to practice and play around to get something you like.

There just aren't any "cliffs notes" to walk you through it, unless the above is suitable for you to get started.

There are several people asking the same question you did,

"Chapters" or :Scenes" using Windows DVD Maker - is - Microsoft Answers

Windows DVD Maker chapters - Vista Forums

How Do I Create Chapters In Windows Movie Maker? - Vista Forums

Here's Microsoft's explanation,

Scenes are created for your DVD based on the type and number of files that you add to the DVD. You can have more control over how scenes appear on your DVD by understanding how scenes are created in Windows DVD Maker. A DVD can have up to 18 total scenes.
If you add more than one video file or a combination of video files and pictures, then one scene is created for each video file and the slide show.

DVD-Video burning: frequently asked questions#
 

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I tried to load a different project. It just combines them. Kind of annoying. I did do a Google search before joining up here and posting and found the same issues.

Can anyone recommend any free software I can download to do this that will do what I want?
 

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Re read my pdf.
 

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The individual "chapters" are in "Scenes" and show up as thumbnails... unfortunately, no ability to add titles to the scenes thumbnails.
 

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How to make scene titles for Windows DVD Maker

Here is a quick and dirty way to title your scenes (chapters) if you are using Windows Movie Maker: First, each scene has to be a separate project in Movie Maker. Do the following for each scene: From the HOME tab in Movie Maker, select TITLE. Click the FORMAT tab under Text Tools. Click on EDIT TEXT and enter the title for your scene. Here are the default values I use: background color, black; TEXT COLOR, white. FONT SIZE, 72. start time, 0.00. Text duration, 5.00 seconds. Then click on the EDIT tab next to Format. Make the DURATION the same as the Text Duration value you entered (in this case, 5.00 seconds). Click the FORMAT tab. On the right there are several blue blocks showing many different title formats. Click on the FIRST one (no fading, just shows the title). Now when you make the DVD with DVD Maker, the result will be that when the different scenes are displayed, what you see are titles, because that is now technically the beginning of each movie. They will display for 5 seconds, which is usually plenty of time to select a scene. Or you can just select a movie and the first 5 seconds will display the title. I found this actually works pretty well. Good Luck!
 

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