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I want to burn a DVD-R from the pictures saved in my Kodak Easy Share Program. I keep getting the message that there is no CD-R drive set up in the program. What do I do to resolve this?I want to burn a DVD-R from the pictures saved in my Kodak Easy Share Program. I keep getting the message that there is no CD-R drive set up in the program. What do I do to resolve this?
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are u viewing on computer dvd player what? best bet is to put on a dvd and should play in any device but back to your problem before he burns it on the disk go thru the format make sure it is formatted to read on any pc
u need nero to do this copy pics to hard drive form camera right then u open buring program make data cd drag drop tou fill up cd then burn slow 24x max k
you're not trying to burn the pictures to your 'MyPictures' thing.
close that and go get the EasyShare disc, your EasyShare Kodak camera (i hope) and your transfer cord
Plug your transfer cable into the camera from the small end, and the large end into the USB port of your computer. This allows the computer to recognize the camera and begin building adapters for it. Insert the disk for the Kodak Easy Share program into your disk drive. Go to your "Start" button and hit "Run." This will bring up a window allowing you to choose the letter of your disk drive to find the file to run. Your computer may have Autorun, so it is possible you do not have to follow this step. If you do not have Autorun, click on the letter of your drive and choose the "Easyshare.exe" file when it populates. Then hit "Run" on the bottom of the window to continue. Click on "Next" on your Install Wizard when it begins. This sets up the program to be used if you do not already have it on your computer. Click "Next" on all following boxes, as this gives you the basic set up and files needed to run the program. Wait for the program to begin. Once it has populated the window with a gray Kodak Easy Share block at the top of the window, you are ready to begin. Click on "Add Pictures" on the top left corner of the window. A new window will generate. Go down to the last half of the window on the left and click on the Kodak Easy Share file. This is where your pictures are being taken directly from your camera, which is the drive or USB port it is connected to. Choose on the next box the folder you wish to save your pictures under. You can opt to leave it in the Easy Share folder, or to rename the folder for the type of pictures you are uploading. If you have wedding pictures, you could right click on the folder and hit "Rename." Then type in "Wedding Pictures" and click anywhere on the screen. This will save your folder name. Delete the pictures from the camera after they upload is an option you can choose to click on if you want your camera erased when the pictures are done. If you want this, click the box next to the "Delete From Camera" option under the folder name area. When you are ready to upload, click "Done" in the bottom left corner of the window. Now you have uploaded your pictures to your computer and cleared your camera.
Alright. Seems like Windows, for some reason, doesn't think your drive is able to burn things when trying to deal with this kind of disc.
I'll need further information, like if you use another program to burn music CDs, and what other things might have changed the registry settings. I know of a fix that resolves issues with the Windows version of data CD burning, but it only applies to CD-R and CR-RW drives..
my sugestion is not to burn at 16x but to burn at 8x and use another burning software that allowsx you to burn at 8x speed as I've found I get alot of errors at max burn on my burner.
so I dropped the burnner speed and have not had any problems with burning.
hope this helps
I want to burn a DVD-R from the pictures saved in my Kodak Easy Share Program. I keep getting the message that there is no CD-R drive set up in the program. What do I do to resolve this?
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