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No problem creating, with audio, and burning slide show on DVDs(-R). Problem starts while viewing show on TV. Randomly, a slide will pause (1-2 sec), audio turns off... and then continue playing. Burnt abt 9-10 dics, each having the same problem.

Any Suggestions??

What are you burning on? Media type.. and at what speed using which application and what burner???

Mr Tracey... here are your answers,

Sony DW-D22A Burner
TDK Media burning at 8X

P.S. This morning used a SONY DVD+RW, speed 4x.... No Problem

It's definitely a media problem if it works on another disc. TDK is unfortunately bad media (unless you're using older [say 3-4 years] TDK, back when it was good). Try to find some Sony or Verbatim DVDs and see if it works.

Did a little homework... Bought some Sony(+R) disks and created the same slide show. Viewed it on DVD player (A) it stopped dead at 2:32 mins into the show!! Replayed it on my PC using NERO ShowTime. No problem... played fine. Then replayed the RW disk, which I had created the day before, and it also stopped at 2:32; this disk had been viewed on a different DVD player (B), the day it was created. But the RW disk did play fine on the PC. Finally played the TDK (-R) disk and it played fine on the PC; but stopped at 2:32 mins on the DVD player(A). I finally played all three on DVD player (B)... you guessed it, all played fine!!! The only info abt the DVD players is- (A) is a JVC DVD/SUPER VCD/VCD/CD Player, (B) is a SONY Video VDC DVD+RW/+R /-RW/-R Player. I don't remember which player I used when I created the 12 disks, I suspect it was (A)..... but none of them stopped at 2:32 mins!!! So how do I determine if the are good or bad??

If it keeps consistently stopping at the same point my guess would be there is something about the disc that Nero is creating that the JVC doesn't like. Maybe try making a slightly different compilation to see if it works differently?

But the fact it seems to work fine on other players, and on your computer, and stops in the same place on every disc on the JVC makes me think it's something Nero is doing incorrectly, OR a bug in the JVC unit itself. (which odds are you won't be able to work around)