My images are 5x7 at 96dpi jpeg and they look very bad after burning in iDVD they looked very sharp in preview. Even the them ( an old one which is pink with little animated childes foot prints going across it) looks bad. My slide show is 671 images. Also my audio is mp3 should I just use the aiff file for better sound. When I do a "get info" on the burned DVD it says I only used 1.52 GB of a regular 4.2 GB disk. So I guess I have plenty of room for larger images. Also I burned it at "16:9 Professional Quality. I noticed as I was working on it, in the Project info window at the bottom "Asset Encoding, it never had anything in it? I'm runing the very latest Snow Leopard and a mac INTEL will 9GB RAM and plenty of HD space. Thanks

Hi Jim, Check out the first few videos in this title on preparing images for use with video: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/photoshopcs5204[/url] Even though it's about Final Cut and Photoshop, it'll give you all the info you need :) Rounik

Thanks, so it looks like I need to resize all my images to 720X480 at 72dpi not much of a change from what I had at 672X498 at 96dpi. I can't see how this is going to increase my quality. I've done a little research and it looks like everyone is have quality issues with iDVD turning to mush after burning. I changed my Encoding of 671 images from Pro Quality to High and my aspect ratio to 4:3 and things got a little better. But I read some where that I should make thise changes before I even import anything to work with. Confused. Thanks