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When I try to capture video from a non protected DVD I get a message saying that the program has encountered a problem and is closing.
This program ran on this computer in it's present configuration before I had to format my hard drive.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Bob
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 03:55 PM
QUOTE (auburn32 @ Oct 18 2009, 04:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
When I try to capture video from a non protected DVD I get a message saying that the program has encountered a problem and is closing.
This program ran on this computer in it's present configuration before I had to format my hard drive.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Bob
This program ran on this computer in it's present configuration before I had to format my hard drive.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Bob
Perhaps I failed to make my problem clear.....
When I try to capture the video from a non copyright DVD, everything seems to be going fine until I click on the drive that contains the DVd. At that point a box opens and says the program has stopped working.
This functioned worked before I had to format my hard drive.
Other programs will do this task but I want to use Roxio.
Thanks
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 03:59 PM
QUOTE (auburn32 @ Oct 20 2009, 07:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Perhaps I failed to make my problem clear.....
When I try to capture the video from a non copyright DVD, everything seems to be going fine until I click on the drive that contains the DVd. At that point a box opens and says the program has stopped working.
This functioned worked before I had to format my hard drive.
Other programs will do this task but I want to use Roxio.
Thanks
When I try to capture the video from a non copyright DVD, everything seems to be going fine until I click on the drive that contains the DVd. At that point a box opens and says the program has stopped working.
This functioned worked before I had to format my hard drive.
Other programs will do this task but I want to use Roxio.
Thanks
There is no need to capture video from a DVD. Just copy the Video_TS folder to your hard drive and then add the video from the folder to your project.
If it worked before but does not work now then your current system is not the same as before.
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Posted 21 October 2009 - 03:39 AM
It is an semantical oddity that you click on “Capture Video” and yet it brings up Roxio Media Import, which will in turn, allows you to ”Import Video from DVDs” …
Try what Walt suggests, copy the VIDEO_TS folder to your HDD first then point Add Movie/Picture in VideoWave to any file in that VIDEO_TS folder.
There may be an issue with the drive or with Roxio Media Import and this will help narrow it down.
Try what Walt suggests, copy the VIDEO_TS folder to your HDD first then point Add Movie/Picture in VideoWave to any file in that VIDEO_TS folder.
There may be an issue with the drive or with Roxio Media Import and this will help narrow it down.
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Posted 21 October 2009 - 06:27 AM
QUOTE (Jim_Hardin @ Oct 21 2009, 04:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It is an semantical oddity that you click on “Capture Video” and yet it brings up Roxio Media Import, which will in turn, allows you to ”Import Video from DVDs” …
Try what Walt suggests, copy the VIDEO_TS folder to your HDD first then point Add Movie/Picture in VideoWave to any file in that VIDEO_TS folder.
There may be an issue with the drive or with Roxio Media Import and this will help narrow it down.
Try what Walt suggests, copy the VIDEO_TS folder to your HDD first then point Add Movie/Picture in VideoWave to any file in that VIDEO_TS folder.
There may be an issue with the drive or with Roxio Media Import and this will help narrow it down.
Thanks to both of you. I will give it a try.
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