Hi, I have been loading pics onto my new Digital Photo Frame. I've loaded the pics just fine, however, the pics will slide by just fine, then the next slide says "No Support", then I have pics, then the message again. What can I do to correct this?? B.

Does your photo frame have a slot for your memory card? If so, they will work straight from the card. Otherwise you load them to your frame via a small usb cable normally. Without telling us the make andmodel of your frame we are unable to tell you about the buttons to use

simply a format thing, you'll have to adjust your camera to take pics in the correct format, one your photo frame can support.

Your jpg files(pics) may be too large.
reduce them (i use 800x600.)
Irfanview is a good resize pgm(free)

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On the back of the frame remove the memory card, then You need to use a pc with a Memory card reader, you can get usb card readers that simply plug in your usb, then copy all the pictures you want on the card from pc.

Try using a diferent picture program.

You can change out your pictures by having an XD or SD Memory cards if you have a card reader for your computer plug in the memory card put the photos on to it that u want on ur pic frame and plug it in to the xd/sd card slot on the left hand side of the photo frame and there u go. If you want ur pics off the internal memory u can transfer them from the frame to the card via the options button or menu button that is.

A remote for a digital photo frame? Are you sure it is an Omnitech Photo Frame? Mine did not come with one, but here is what you can do. Just load your pictures onto an SD chip and put it in the slot in the back of the frame. Plug in the power cord and then press the exit button on the back to get out of their sample pictures. Just play around with the OK - Exit and arrows on the back of the frame and you will be able to set up a slide show with the pictures from your mem chip. If you want more help you can go to: www.product-support-omnitechnology.com or call them at 1-866-540-8831 with questions.

Put your SD card into a card reader / slot in your computer. Go to "My Computer" Identify the drive letter allocated to the card slot and drag and drop or copy and paste.

Some digital frames comes with built-in internal memory so you can load that with your PC via a usb connection without having any kind of removable media. If yours doesn't come with internal memory though I don't think you have any choice other than to purchase a memory card of whatever type is supported by the frame.

I don't have the booklet for this darn thing and I just got it for mothers day.... I have a sandisk in it and I can see the pics just fine, but it doesn't save them??? I can only view when I have something in it??? That's crazy?? Isn't it?? Help