[wonder1961]

Hi, All,
Recently I just bought an Iphone and I use it a lot to capture all magic moments of my lovely four-year-old daughter. I want to transfer these short video clips and save them on the DVD. How do I do it? I have Roxio 2009 software installed on my computer, but I am not sure that I could use the charging cable that comes with the iphone to transfer the audio and video.
Thanks in advance for the helps,
Ngoc

[sknis]

Hi, All,
Recently I just bought an Iphone and I use it a lot to capture all magic moments of my lovely four-year-old daughter. I want to transfer these short video clips and save them on the DVD. How do I do it? I have Roxio 2009 software installed on my computer, but I am not sure that I could use the charging cable that comes with the iphone to transfer the audio and video.
Thanks in advance for the helps,
Ngoc

I don't have an IPhone but this works with other USB devices (Creative Zen and Blackjack II phone) so this should work for your IPhone. Plug in your IPhone so that Windows recognizes that it it there. Open Media Manager (Video Tab and select Browse and Manage Media), cancel out of the sync screens that come up. Go to View and then Split view. On one half of the screen, go to a folder on your computer (or make one) and open it. On the other half, navigate to your IPhone. You will have to look at the storage options but somewhere there will be the videos. You can drag them from the phone to the folder or use the arrows to copy them or move them from the phone and later if you wish after doing an edit, copy them back to the phone. Use Edit Video -Advanced (Video Wave) to edit those videos, combine them and then to put them on a disc later.

I'm a simple man and like to have more control. That is why is suggested this method rather than the automatic sync method.

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[wonder1961]

Many thanks for your help, Steve.
I was able to transfer the content of the iphone to the computer using Media Window as instructed. The first hard part is done. I will work on the second part later <phew>
Thanks,
Ngoc

I don't have an IPhone but this works with other USB devices (Creative Zen and Blackjack II phone) so this should work for your IPhone. Plug in your IPhone so that Windows recognizes that it it there. Open Media Manager (Video Tab and select Browse and Manage Media), cancel out of the sync screens that come up. Go to View and then Split view. On one half of the screen, go to a folder on your computer (or make one) and open it. On the other half, navigate to your IPhone. You will have to look at the storage options but somewhere there will be the videos. You can drag them from the phone to the folder or use the arrows to copy them or move them from the phone and later if you wish after doing an edit, copy them back to the phone. Use Edit Video -Advanced (Video Wave) to edit those videos, combine them and then to put them on a disc later.

I'm a simple man and like to have more control. That is why is suggested this method rather than the automatic sync method.

[sknis]

The second part is easy. It helps if you plan your projects ahead of time. Using Video Wave (Edit Video -Advanced) create a production for each logical video for example - baby eating, walking, smiling, etc. or by time frame 1 week old, one month old, etc. After you make the production in Video Wave, add each to My DVD (Make DVD-Advanced) as titles (movies). If you want, you can then make chapters. Watch these videos for some help. karri has made excellent instructional videos on how to use Video Wave.