Simple Slide Archiving Workload Settings

[Jentucson]

I am a new AI Studio user with an Epson V750. I also have PSE 8 and Lightroom. I want to simply archive thousands of slides to DVD for viewing on my High Definition Television (and my HD Computer monitor). I have mainly Kodachrome slides and some Ektachrome. I would like to do as little editing as possible, all in Studio if possible. However, I am confused about the appropriate workflow and settings.
(1) Should I scan at 48 bit color or 48-24 bit color or some other setting? I have seen conflicting information on this.
(2) I believe my output resolution should be 3200 dpi since this is the optimum resolution of my Epson V750 and a Qfactor of 1.5. Is there something that I should also be setting in the Scaling or other parameters since I know I want to view these on a TV screen (versus printing)?
(3) After I scan and save the files, should I use PSE 8 or Lightroom to put them on DVD? Or is there an easier way that avoids these programs?
Appreciate any guidance that you can give me on setting and my workload.

[LSI_Morales]

Hi Jentucson

I believe we have addressed this question many times before. Here is one thread: http://forum.silverfast.com/post20563.html?hilit=dvd#p20563

We also have an article on our blog describing this process: http://blog.silverfast.com/silverfast-quick-tip-scanning-for-tv/

You should not use PSE8 nor Lightroom to burn a DVD, you should use a normal DVD burning application, nowadays your operating system is capable of this task without having to install any other app.

Cheers

[Jentucson]

Thank you for all this very helpful information. I have ordered HDR studio and will try all of this once I get it installed. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks again, and Happy Holidays

[LSI_Morales]

Dear Jentucson,

I am glad to have helped.

Happy holidays to you too

Cheers