[g8novice]

Hi, I am still doing research before buying a software that can meet my needs. One of the greatest needs is to be able to import both video from my Sony Handycam DCR-TRV7 and picutres from my Olympus Stylus 400 digital camera onto one single DVD disc. Can someone tell me whether it is possible at all? Thanks in advance.

[grandpabruce]

Hi, I am still doing research before buying a software that can meet my needs. One of the greatest needs is to be able to import both video from my Sony Handycam DCR-TRV7 and picutres from my Olympus Stylus 400 digital camera onto one single DVD disc. Can someone tell me whether it is possible at all? Thanks in advance.

I put imported video and pictures on the same DVD all of the time, but I sure the heck wouldn't even think of try to plug and burn it right from the video camera and digital camera.

Capture to the hard drive first, create your produciton in VideoWave, and burn it to a DVD in MyDVD.

[g8novice]

I put imported video and pictures on the same DVD all of the time, but I sure the heck wouldn't even think of try to plug and burn it right from the video camera and digital camera.

Capture to the hard drive first, create your produciton in VideoWave, and burn it to a DVD in MyDVD.

Thanks, grandpabruce. What is VideoWave? Is that another software/product I need to buy too?

[james_hardin]

Thanks, grandpabruce. What is VideoWave? Is that another software/product I need to buy too?

No, it is part of the Suite. Look in Start – All Programs – Roxio~~ - Video.

[grandpabruce]

Thanks, grandpabruce. What is VideoWave? Is that another software/product I need to buy too?

As James said, it is in the EMC 9 suite.

[sknis]

Hi, I am still doing research before buying a software that can meet my needs. One of the greatest needs is to be able to import both video from my Sony Handycam DCR-TRV7 and picutres from my Olympus Stylus 400 digital camera onto one single DVD disc. Can someone tell me whether it is possible at all? Thanks in advance.

Do you want to watch the video and see the pictures on only a computer or do you want to be able to watch the video and images on a DVD player connected to a TV?

If the computer only, Windows will do that, all you need to do is burn the video (almost any format) and images to a disc.

If you want to make a disc that will play on a a DVD player that includes video and/or slide shows or a combination project with both video and images, the this program will do that and you can archive the images to the same disc at the higher resolution of the original rather than the lower resolution of a "movie" slide show. Others have told you that.

If you can afford it, get the EMC 9 Deluxe. It has a USB capture device for analog capture included. (plus many more programs) that later you wish you had. You should be able to put the camcorder's disk in your computer and copy the videos to your hard drive for use.

Sorry if this is too much information; I wasn't clear on your original intent. Since you only mentioned putting the files on a DVD and not the final use.

This post has been edited by sknis: 26 May 2007 - 06:40 AM

[g8novice]

No, it is part of the Suite. Look in Start – All Programs – Roxio~~ - Video.

Thank you very much.

As James said, it is in the EMC 9 suite.

Thanks again.

As James said, it is in the EMC 9 suite.

Thanks again.

Do you want to watch the video and see the pictures on only a computer or do you want to be able to watch the video and images on a DVD player connected to a TV?

If the computer only, Windows will do that, all you need to do is burn the video (almost any format) and images to a disc.

If you want to make a disc that will play on a a DVD player that includes video and/or slide shows or a combination project with both video and images, the this program will do that and you can archive the images to the same disc at the higher resolution of the original rather than the lower resolution of a "movie" slide show. Others have told you that.

If you can afford it, get the EMC 9 Deluxe. It has a USB capture device for analog capture included. (plus many more programs) that later you wish you had. You should be able to put the camcorder's disk in your computer and copy the videos to your hard drive for use.

Sorry if this is too much information; I wasn't clear on your original intent. Since you only mentioned putting the files on a DVD and not the final use.

I need to burn the video from one video camera and also the photos from a different digital camera as slide show on one single dvd disk and then play it on a dvd player connected to TV.

[sknis]

I need to burn the video from one video camera and also the photos from a different digital camera as slide show on one single dvd disk and then play it on a dvd player connected to TV.

That's simple. There are a bunch of posts in the Tips and Tricks area of the V9 forum. Look at the one that's titled something like "One way of doing it". It lays out the entire process from start to finish. It may be a pretty good reference if you print it out.