8 or 9 months ago I found for “Winxp>:)” over 300 different slide show+music for background it took me 2hrs to find it.:
Im looking the same it could have 200 side show + music is there one? One thing is Im using suse11.1 64-bit KDE4.2.1
Please could few of you help me out.
Mike
Not sure about setting music, but KDE has a built in Slideshow option for its background.
Just right click on an empty space on your desktop and choose Appearance Settings.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/7/24/1293578/desktoprightclick_thumb.png](http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/7/24/1293578/desktoprightclick.png)
Then in the Wallpaper section choose Type and choose Slideshow.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/7/24/1293578/desktopslideshow_thumb.png](http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/7/24/1293578/desktopslideshow.png)
Then click add folder to add a folder with the backgrounds or pictures you want to be in the slideshow.
Hope this helps!
Ian
Im talking about when you got 2+ pictures put it together and make a slide show same you can do it with video. I think I confuse all of you a little Im sorry;)
In fact I know there is more just one software I will find it for my self;)
Simple but effective and impressive: digikam
I made a slide-show last week for my parents’ 50ht anniversary using digikam. I put all 700 photo’s in one folder, picked Advanced Slideshow from Slideshow dropdown. It already selected the right folder, so I checked OpenGL transisitions, selected the Ken Burns effect, picked hours of FLACs to play in the background. At their party I just connected to a beamer, ran digikam, ran slide-show looped, closed it after about 6 hours of running. During these hours lots of people asked me if they could have a copy of the DVD that was playing…
I thought you had left us. … Glad to see you are back.
Do a search on our forum for slideshow and you will get a lot of hits. For example some threads:
where in posts on those threads I had noted I use kdenlive:
Packman - kde4-kdenlive
Other packages I noted:
There are other packages, such as stills2dv stills2dv home page (which I really like, but it requires custom compilation, and its command line, and not gui based, and hence likely not for new users ).
I also listed many applications for such activities here in this guide in our FAQ/how-to area: Applications - DVD Authoring Tools - openSUSE Forums
Here are some examples (not done by me) of what can be done with stills2dv:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d163tmospT8)
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StqhzU8YPwg)
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m253q9xPo2I)
… however as noted, stills2dv is not for beginners.
