A photograph slideshow takes all the photo tap-and-drag exercise of your hands, freeing you as much as sit back and admire your pictures without distraction. To operate a slideshow on an iPad, you need to setup a few things, like just how long each photo appears on-screen and what music accompanies your photo parade.
The iPad keeps its slideshow settings in two different places. All of the timing and ordering option is in the iPad's general Settings area. To get there, tap Settings?Photos. Here, you can choose:
Play Each Slide For... Pick the amount of time you want a picture to remain on the screen. You can choose 2, 3, 5, 10, or 20 seconds.
Repeat. Tap this setting to On if you want the slideshow to keep looping, starting over after it plays with the first time.
Shuffle. If you want to randomly mix up the order of the pictures in an album, tap the On button next to "Shuffle".
Now that you have these things worked out, go back to the Photos app and tap open the album you need to present as a slideshow. On the upper-right side of the menu bar, tap the Slideshow button. The Slideshow Options box unfolds. Here, you can choose:
Music. If you wish to set your show to music, tap the On button next to Play Music. Next, tap Music and in the box that appears, pick a song from the tunes you've synced to the iPad.
The transition effect between photos. Dissolves, wipes, and all the usual razzle-dazzle styles are here. Once you make all your selections, you're all set for showtime. Tap the beginning Slideshow button. To stop the show, tap the iPad screen.
Once you make the iPad-TV link, you're almost ready to start the show. You need to adjust a few more things on the iPad.
Tap Settings, then Video. When you connect an Apple-approved AV cable towards the iPad, your slideshow automatically appears on your TV set instead of on your tablet. In the TV you can toggle Widescreen On or Off, depending on the kind of TV screen you have.
In the TV Signal area, select your local television broadcast standard. If you are in North America or Japan, choose NTSC. If you are in Europe or Australia, choose PAL.
Turn on your TV and select the recording input source for that iPad. You select the input for that iPad's signal the same way you know your TV to display the signal from a DVD player or videogame console. Typically, you press the Input or Display button on your TV's remote to change from the live TV signal towards the new video source. On the iPad, visit the album you want. Press the Slideshow button in the menu bar at the top of the screen, tap the beginning Slideshow button, and the show begins.
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