4 replies to this topic

[cocopops]

hi

no rude comments plz if i do not give all required info - blonde and pc's not compatible

i have a HP pavilion slimline  with vista home version

with creator 9 even work with vista o do i have to pay for creator 2010

thanks

jaki

[sknis]

hi

no rude comments plz if i do not give all required info - blonde and pc's not compatible

i have a HP pavilion slimline  with vista home version

with creator 9 even work with vista o do i have to pay for creator 2010

thanks

jaki

Jaki.  All versions of the Roxio Easy Media Creator/ Creator from version EMC 9.1 series work with Vista.  That is EMC 9.1, EMC 10, Creator 2009 and Creator 2010.  Easy Media Creator 9 can be made Vista compatible with the update from on the software update page - go to the support tab at the top of this page and wait until you get the drop down.

Sorry, your post is in the Creator 2009 area but your post is titled Easy Media Creator 9.  Two different versions, two years apart.  Creator 2010 is the lastest and greatest.

EMC 9 should still work in Vista without the update.  Tell us more about your blank disc issue.  What are you trying to burn and what application?

Please give yourself some credit; you found the users forum and posted your question.   Most frequent users are rude only in response to rude posters.  

Edited by sknis, 15 October 2009 - 05:57 AM.

[gi7omy]

The update from 9.0 to 9.1 is actually the complete program - log on here to download it (and save the download to a file as it's massive)

http://www.roxio.com/enu/support/emc9/software_updates.html

You'll need to log in with user name and password to get it but keep the following in mind:

"You must have a valid copy of the full, retail version of Easy Media Creator 9 or Easy Media Creator 9 Deluxe Suite on your system in order to install this update. If you did not purchase a retail copy of Creator, this update will not work for your version of Creator 9.

To check if you are eligible to the update, run any program in the Creator Suite and choose About This Software from the Help menu. The third line will display your build number. If your build number starts with 90 and ends with R03 you are eligible for the Easy Media Creator 9 Suite update.  If your build number starts with 90 and ends with R04 you are eligible for the Easy Media Creator 9 Deluxe Suite update. You must choose the correct updater for your version. As an easy reminder, the Deluxe Suite version comes with the Dazzle® DVC 90 USB video input device.""

[cocopops]

hi tommy

looks like i will have to buy creator 2010.  my build nmber is  901B36F, RTF

if thats the best thing for me to do rather than take up memory space with updates that are not going to work anyway please let me know

thank you for all who took the time to read and respond to my query

regards

jaki

The update from 9.0 to 9.1 is actually the complete program - log on here to download it (and save the download to a file as it's massive)

http://www.roxio.com/enu/support/emc9/software_updates.html

You'll need to log in with user name and password to get it but keep the following in mind:

"You must have a valid copy of the full, retail version of Easy Media Creator 9 or Easy Media Creator 9 Deluxe Suite on your system in order to install this update. If you did not purchase a retail copy of Creator, this update will not work for your version of Creator 9.

To check if you are eligible to the update, run any program in the Creator Suite and choose About This Software from the Help menu. The third line will display your build number. If your build number starts with 90 and ends with R03 you are eligible for the Easy Media Creator 9 Suite update.  If your build number starts with 90 and ends with R04 you are eligible for the Easy Media Creator 9 Deluxe Suite update. You must choose the correct updater for your version. As an easy reminder, the Deluxe Suite version comes with the Dazzle® DVC 90 USB video input device.""

ps

someone told me that shop owned disks will never download so it is always best to buy named disks.  i am disabled so am only on benefits and of course shop disks are cheaper but if they are never going to burn properly even if i update to C2010 then iam best investing in named disks.

other peoples view would be appreciated

jaki

[gi7omy]

You should be able to pick up fill retail versions of 9, 10 or even 2009 on eBay cheaply now that 2010 is released. Try shopping around and see what you can come up with