Posted 04 January 2010 - 04:26 AM
OK its driver version 190.38
With the switch from the rendering from hardware to software I can see video and do the editing. I've added several transitions etc.. and am burning the video to DVD now but it takes a long time-maybe 2 hrs. Is this normal?
I'm using a light scribe type burner.
Yes I had to buy EMC9 as my hardware crashed and I did not have the info to reload the old one. So I upgraded from the older version to 9. Do you suggest any changes?
I hope it works out and I'll check back. I'm savvy with the PC and I have all kinds of issues with the Roxio stuff. It often just locks up, drops my project or has issues with what I'm doing. It is frustrating.
Much of what you are seeing/experiencing is an underpowered computer. What do you have?
The 2 hours is made up of re-encoding trhe WMV files to mpg2 to make the files DVD compliant and then to burn. The actual burn take just a short time. How long (time) is the project?
Where did you get Easy Media Creator 9? As you know, that is 4 versions (and years) old.
Regardless of what I say about computer maintenance, there is no need to defrag a solid state hard drive.
PC Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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