How To Make A Slideshow On Windows 7

Looking for a cool way to create and display slideshows from your photo collection? Today we’ll show you how to create a slideshow, how to add music to it, and watch it from the comfort of your couch in Windows 7 Media Center.Create slideshowRead: how to create slideshow on windows 7 Launch Windows 7 Media Center and click Photo library bricks are found under Pictures and Videos.In the Photo Library, scroll through slideshow and click Create Slide Show. shot227 Enter a name for the slideshow and click Next. shot314 If you are using the Windows Media Center remote, click ALRIGHT to display the virtual keyboard. Use the directional buttons to navigate on the keyboard and press ALRIGHT to select each letter. Click Accomplished Once completed. shot49 Option Photo library and click Next. shot514 Select photos to include in your slideshow. If using the remote control, navigate through the images and press ALRIGHT choose. If you are using a mouse, just click the selections. When you’re done, click Next. shot615 Now, we can review and edit the slideshow. Click the arrow pointing up or down to move the picture up and down in order. (a more visual title would be helpful in this case instead of the randomly generated one in the example below) If you’re done, click Create. You can also choose to go back and add music to your slideshow. (or even more images) We’ll look at adding some music in our example. Click Additional . Read more: how to come to farm fate 2 shot178 Add music to your slideshowHere we will choose Music Library to add a song. Click Next. You will now be able to browse your Music Library to select songs for your slideshow.Choose your song and click Next. When you’re done adding Music and Pictures, click Create. shot209 Once your slideshow is saved, you can play it at any time by clicking slideshow in the Image Library, then select a slideshow title.Option run slide show when you’re ready to enjoy your new product. shot233 If you want to edit or delete a slideshow, select it in the Photo Library and scroll to Actions. You’ll see those options in additional command. you have the choice to Edit slideshows, burn CDs/DVDs, or Delete. shot229 Read more: how to make a star out of a cigaretteEdit slideshow settingsIn Media Center, go to Mission… shot381 Click Pictures… shot422 Then choose Slideshow. shot40 From the Slideshow settings you have the option Display images in random order, Display image information, Show song informationand Use Pan and Zoom effect. You can also adjust how long each photo is displayed and change the background color. Save to apply and change before exiting. shot413 If you choose to show image information, the image title, date, and star rating will be displayed at the top right. shot451 If your slideshow includes music and you choose to show song information, you’ll get a translucent overlay for a few seconds at the top of each song to indicate the song, album, and artist. shot169 One of the really cool things about creating a slideshow in Windows 7 Media Center is that you can complete the entire process with just one Media Center remote. Check out how to turn your desktop into a photo slideshow in Windows 7. Read more: how to knit a fair island