Copy Digital Images to Tape?

I've got some digital images I want to bring to a party, where I will not be able to wire into the host TV. I can use their VCR if I can get the images on tape.

When viewing the images from my camera on my TV, they come in on EXT (external device--channel 0). But my VCR can't access EXT.

Surely, somebody has tape recorded digital images. How?

 

Hi Davott,

Suggest you scroll down on this page to my question that is quite similar to yours. Dennis helped me. I think the problems were the same and you will find the answer there....jongru

 

Hi davott

The thread jongru is referring to is here.

SIDE Note
davott - I see a trail of tools in the software below which could / should provide a solution. My limited use of the program, lack of digital camera, IEEE 1394 card or an analog video capture card "limit my source material" to what I can download. If your "images" are on your computer (move them from your digital camera), all you should need is the program below,CD burner and a standard DVD/CD player to hook up to the TV. Read my experience below.....

One of the regular posters in another thread suggested how easy M$'s Movie Maker 2 is to use (XP only). Being a total newbie in this area I decides to download the program. Thirty minutes after I had it loaded, I had 6 small movie clips joined, with 3 different fade effects and "slow motion" action inserted in areas that brought "cool" into "too fast to see motion ", all managed via "drop and drag ". Movie Maker 2 can manage a variety of AV file types. Can also input "pictures" and audio files. In addition it can output to a computer file, Web, email or copy to camcorder / CD with the correct type of TV output signal format. Speaking as "rookie ", this is a excellent program to break into digital signal formatting / editing, whether it be in still image, AV, or audio files. It will be awhile before I out grow this program. Oh.. did I mention it is a FREE program.