GretchenW
Member
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2013
- Messages
- 60
- Location
- Wisconsin
- Lightroom Experience
- Advanced
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
- Lightroom Version Number
- LRCC 10.x
- Operating System
- Windows 10
Hoping to find a way to create a slideshow for a client that they will not be able to save the images from. I don't even know if this is possible.
I would PREFER to give them a USB with the slideshow on it, and have the slideshow be in the format of a video. I have searched and I see that the slideshows export as MPEG-4 format. I'm wondering if that format will allow the client to stop the video and capture a still image of the slideshow? I guess anything is possible and there's no ironclad way to avoid this but I just want to go into this with both eyes open.
Also wondering if I should instead burn the slideshow to a DVD instead of a USB? I'm thinking, if a client wants to view the images with their family members, it's more likely they will use a DVD player than use a computer.
Any information is appreciated! Thank you!!
I would PREFER to give them a USB with the slideshow on it, and have the slideshow be in the format of a video. I have searched and I see that the slideshows export as MPEG-4 format. I'm wondering if that format will allow the client to stop the video and capture a still image of the slideshow? I guess anything is possible and there's no ironclad way to avoid this but I just want to go into this with both eyes open.
Also wondering if I should instead burn the slideshow to a DVD instead of a USB? I'm thinking, if a client wants to view the images with their family members, it's more likely they will use a DVD player than use a computer.
Any information is appreciated! Thank you!!