TVwriter

If you are very fond of your camera or even a professional photographer, you may have come to the moment where you wanted to display an image slideshow straight from your camera on a TV screen. TVwriter is a neat program that can convert JPEG files that were processed in Paint or Photoshop for slideshows that are intended to be played on a large-screen TV directly from the digital camera.

The interface is relatively intuitive as it has two visible windows used for image input and output. On the lower half, you can change the settings to fit your intentions better.

After the conversion is done, you can upload the images on a Compact Flash or Smart Meia card and play them on a smart TV directly from your camera.

The processed images can be read by a large number of devices including Canon, Jenoptic, Kodak, Konica-Minolta, Olympus, Panasonic, Sony, and Pentax. For a more in detail coverage, visit the developer's site as there are more variations of camera listed.

TVwriter operates by converting any JPEG image into a format that the camera can read, and saving that image in a temporary folder on your hard disk, from where you can copy it to your Compact Flash or Smart Media card for display in your camera.

In addition to converting a single file, you can use drag-and-drop from Explorer to convert multiple files, and even one or more complete folders of images, for easy batch conversion with TVwriter.

TVwriter is a handy app that can help photographers to convert and create an image slideshow that can be played directly from a camera to a TV. It supports a large number of camera models and TV's with a memory stick reader.