-pbh- wrote:

> I have a digital camera and can download pics which I then burn to a CD
> - no problems there (and I _am_ using linux!)
> However, if I wish to burn a CD such that it can be viewed on a TV with
> a Samsung DVD-player as a slideshow, what do I have to do??
> Obviously (or maybe not so obviously) it doesn't 'play' iso9660 just
> like that - so what am I missing??
>
> Thankful for any hints!
>
> -pbh-

Well if it doesn't give you a list of files on a ISO 9660 disc, maybe it
doesn't support JPEG slideshows, etc.

On my Apex here, I pop in an ISO pics disk\c and I see the files and folders
in a simple file manager type display.

Have you had luck with other's discs?

Larry
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Larry Anderson wrote:
> -pbh- wrote:
>
>
>>I have a digital camera and can download pics which I then burn to a CD
>>- no problems there (and I _am_ using linux!)
>>However, if I wish to burn a CD such that it can be viewed on a TV with
>>a Samsung DVD-player as a slideshow, what do I have to do??
>>Obviously (or maybe not so obviously) it doesn't 'play' iso9660 just
>>like that - so what am I missing??
>>
>>Thankful for any hints!
>>
>>-pbh-
>
>
> Well if it doesn't give you a list of files on a ISO 9660 disc, maybe it
> doesn't support JPEG slideshows, etc.
>
> On my Apex here, I pop in an ISO pics disk\c and I see the files and folders
> in a simple file manager type display.
>
> Have you had luck with other's discs?
>
> Larry
Thanks for your answer - I guess my dvd-player is a tad too old (~2 yrs)
and obviously doesn't support a plain iso9660 filesystem ... or maybe I
have to burn it in ufs-format? I'll try that out ...

-pbh-