I am new to the Roxio process and yes I can read a manual. ( although I will not stop to ask for directions when lost on a trip like most men). My question is this: If I want to burn a DVD of videos that I have already saved on my computer, how do I do this? The video clips are no longer than 4 minutes each. I am a drummer and I am putting together a demo DVD of my playing clips. The clips were saved to my computer some time ago and I can not find the actual camcorder tape with the clips. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Burning a DVD from Vids Saved on my computer
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drummerMrJ
, Sep 15 2009 04:46 AM
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Posted 15 September 2009 - 05:23 AM
1) What is the full name and version of the Roxio software you have?
2) What is the file type of the videos?
3) What OS and video card do you have?
2) What is the file type of the videos?
3) What OS and video card do you have?
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Posted 15 September 2009 - 12:16 PM
QUOTE (malatekid @ Sep 15 2009, 06:23 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
1) What is the full name and version of the Roxio software you have?
2) What is the file type of the videos?
3) What OS and video card do you have?
2) What is the file type of the videos?
3) What OS and video card do you have?
Roxio Easy VHS to DVD ( not sure what version )
File type is flv ( can be converted- not a problem )
Not sure what an "OS" or video card is.
Hope this helps.
Let me know.
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Posted 15 September 2009 - 02:16 PM
OS= Operating system e.g. Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows XP 32 bit, XP 64 bit, Vista 32 bit, Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, MAC OS 10.5, 10.5 10.6. etc
Video Card chip is what make the pictures draw on your monitor along with the Windows program.
Go to your desktop (what you see first when you open the computer, right click on the icon for Computer. Select properties. The first Windows that opens will give you the OS. Click on hardware or device manager and go to the display adapter line and click on that. It will tell you what your video card/chip is.
In not reading the road map, did you not read the getting started guide? It is here.
This post is being moved to the forum for VHS to DVD since there will be more people who can answer your questions reading them there.
Edit: I just read that guide and it is of no help but you will get more information with your post here.
Video Card chip is what make the pictures draw on your monitor along with the Windows program.
Go to your desktop (what you see first when you open the computer, right click on the icon for Computer. Select properties. The first Windows that opens will give you the OS. Click on hardware or device manager and go to the display adapter line and click on that. It will tell you what your video card/chip is.
In not reading the road map, did you not read the getting started guide? It is here.
This post is being moved to the forum for VHS to DVD since there will be more people who can answer your questions reading them there.
Edit: I just read that guide and it is of no help but you will get more information with your post here.
Edited by sknis, 15 September 2009 - 02:25 PM.
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