Windows 10: trouble burning pictures from hard drive to disc

My wife and I were on a recent Caribbean cruise. When we returned I loaded the jpegs into my hard drive. However, some of the pictures were crooked. In other words, they were sideways on the screen. I duly went through the pictures rotating them appropriately. After this, I went through the pictures on the hard drive and they were all upright. However, when I burned the pictures to a DVD those that had been rotated were burned in their original state.


So my question is, how does one burn pictures maintaining their edited rotation?


Please help!


Jim

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Burning photos to a CD Disc

Hi Jimmy,

We suggest that you use Windows Media Player to burn the images. Please follow the steps below:

• Open Windows Media Player.
• In the Player Library > Burn tab > select
  Burn options.
• Choose Audio CD or Data CD or DVD.
• Insert a blank disc into your CD or DVD burner. (Select the drive you want to use if your PC has more than one CD or DVD drive)
• Search for the items in your Player Library that you want to burn to the disc, and then drag them to the list pane (on the right side of the Player Library) to create a burn list.
• When you're finished with the list, select Start burn.

Note: If necessary, click the Clear list button to remove all items from the previous burn list.

Let us know how it goes.

 

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