I've tried a couple different things.
1. Pictures on a CD in a folder called Pictures
2. Pictures on a CD in a folder called PICTURES
3. Pictures on a CD in folder called PICTURES with 100mb junk files
Everytime I put the CD in it just sits there and says "CD ROM inserted" and that's it.
I've looked in my manual, but it's very vague, basically tells you how to add pictures for address book. that's the only thing I can find.
Any help would be appriciated.
im in the same boat as you! can anyone help?
its fine if it says cd inserted, you need to go to settings and when you get to the background images, touch "load from cd"
its fine if it says cd inserted, you need to go to settings and when you get to the background images, touch "load from cd"
Exactly... It doesn't do it automaticaly, you have to go to change background and pick choose from cd.
i'm pretty sure I checked there and there were no options to load from CD. but I'll go double check.. thanks for the suggestions.
Okay, it was there hidden in plain sight.
I wasn't going all the way into the "Change background" menu.
Thanks for the help!
i still cant burn a cd that will enable the load from cd button to be selected..Ive gone through atleast 5.. is there anyway you could give me a step by step??
for mine I did the following.
1. Created a folder called "Pictures" on my desktop caps or no caps didn't matter on mine.
2. Copied my picture into the folder (I had 4 pictures)
3. Opend Nero chose CD-ROM (ISO) from the CD Type Menu
4. Added the "Pictures" folder to the compilation
5. Burned the CD as No multisession and marked to finalize
That's it.
AtomicVette, 4 pictures was enough to meet the 100mb minimum?
I created another folder called "dummy" - you can call it whatever you want - and I filled it with data from a folder I had that had 107 Mb of .doc, .xls, and .pdf files. That was all per the owner's manual, and it worked fine in my Z2. I didn't try it without the "dummy" folder - but it went straight to the "pictures" folder, and displayed every .jpg I had there.
AtomicVette, 4 pictures was enough to meet the 100mb minimum?
nope total ammount of data on the CD was 612Kb I didn't use a 100mb dummy folder or anything. it just found the pictures.
I still can't seem to get mine to work. I've created 4 CDs already and none would even get the "import from CD" icon to highlight for me to even select the option. I would get the "CD-Rom inserted" message or something like that but can't even click the "import from CD" button. Are you guys using a CD-R or CD-RW disk or does it matter?
So I finally got it to work! I used a different CD burner program (was using the microsoft windows one before and used Digital Media this time) and also used a CD-RW disc instead of a CD-R this time. Not sure which of the 2 changes made it work this time (perhaps both) but it now works.
So I finally got it to work! I used a different CD burner program (was using the microsoft windows one before and used Digital Media this time) and also used a CD-RW disc instead of a CD-R this time. Not sure which of the 2 changes made it work this time (perhaps both) but it now works.
I've read in a couple spots on this forum that the Windows burning software will not work.
What did you all use to burn? My Windows software is not working. I can create CDRs with ITunes but with the "drag and drop" method using the Windows desktop...
Hey! I got it to work. If you are having trouble, download the free trial of Nero. Here is my screen I made. Can anyone Photoshop the red car black???
Thanks
does any1 know where to download nero or digital media?? having problems savung umages to disc so need the programs.
mininova.org has some good torrents, you can find nero there.
ok i burned with nero and put the folder called "pictures" and the z2 says there is no "pictures" folder?? what am i missing? Ive burned 2 cd's and even had the laptop in front of me and copied the pictures word exactly thinking i missed something and still nada. I put the 100mb junk files in it.
What the hell, this is retarded I tried everything nothing works.