I am new to this program. However, I was under the impression that when making a DVD of still pictures and wanting to add background soun...I could use SmartSound.
I have tried this, however it will not let me select OK, it tells me I have to purchase it?
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, Oct 25 2009 05:09 AM
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:27 AM
Yes there are a small set, that are “Owned” included with the Suite.
Stay there in Owned and they are free!
Venture out and you will need your Gold Card
Stay there in Owned and they are free!
Venture out and you will need your Gold Card
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:29 AM
QUOTE (GPinsent @ Oct 25 2009, 08:09 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I am new to this program. However, I was under the impression that when making a DVD of still pictures and wanting to add background soun...I could use SmartSound.
I have tried this, however it will not let me select OK, it tells me I have to purchase it?
I have tried this, however it will not let me select OK, it tells me I have to purchase it?
Look at the Smart Sound screen and make sure the option is set to "owned". If it is set to all, you see all of the music available that you own or can purchase.
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 10:24 AM
Thanks...found it and will certainly try to work within the Owned section for now.
On another note; after reading afew posts I decided to produce a test project to ensure I have all working correctly.
However when I burned a small project I ended up with a error msg reading " 80004005 Error while Encoding Menu"
Not sure what this means, however I can not play the dvd or even view...looks like nothing was burnt?
Can someone help?
On another note; after reading afew posts I decided to produce a test project to ensure I have all working correctly.
However when I burned a small project I ended up with a error msg reading " 80004005 Error while Encoding Menu"
Not sure what this means, however I can not play the dvd or even view...looks like nothing was burnt?
Can someone help?
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 11:03 AM
QUOTE (GPinsent @ Oct 25 2009, 02:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks...found it and will certainly try to work within the Owned section for now.
On another note; after reading afew posts I decided to produce a test project to ensure I have all working correctly.
However when I burned a small project I ended up with a error msg reading " 80004005 Error while Encoding Menu"
Not sure what this means, however I can not play the dvd or even view...looks like nothing was burnt?
Can someone help?
On another note; after reading afew posts I decided to produce a test project to ensure I have all working correctly.
However when I burned a small project I ended up with a error msg reading " 80004005 Error while Encoding Menu"
Not sure what this means, however I can not play the dvd or even view...looks like nothing was burnt?
Can someone help?
It means it didn’t work
(Sorry!)The KB Article is a couple versions ago, but it still applies.
I would add that you may want to try Tools – Options – Render and set it to Software.
If that works, retest with it set to Hardware.
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