I bought a new HP computer (Windows XP) two years ago (2008). Only now I am trying to burn a DVD for the first time . I am able to burn the video but not the audio. It promts that I need AC3.
The HP computer came with Roxio Creator Basic 9 (Easy Media Creator 9).
How do I get it to burn the audio?
I have been able to make data discs, play DVDs, audio CDs.
Please help.
If I buy Creator-10 (via download) will it overwrite the old Creator-9 ?
Thanks
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No Audio On Dvd Burn
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Tommy X
, Aug 11 2010 03:32 PM
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 04:02 PM
Tommy X, on 11 August 2010 - 03:32 PM, said:
I bought a new HP computer (Windows XP) two years ago (2008). Only now I am trying to burn a DVD for the first time . I am able to burn the video but not the audio. It promts that I need AC3.
The HP computer came with Roxio Creator Basic 9 (Easy Media Creator 9).
How do I get it to burn the audio?
I have been able to make data discs, play DVDs, audio CDs.
Please help.
If I buy Creator-10 (via download) will it overwrite the old Creator-9 ?
Thanks
The HP computer came with Roxio Creator Basic 9 (Easy Media Creator 9).
How do I get it to burn the audio?
I have been able to make data discs, play DVDs, audio CDs.
Please help.
If I buy Creator-10 (via download) will it overwrite the old Creator-9 ?
Thanks
If the computer came with a version of EMC 9 then it mostlikely is an OEM version which means that it will have features missing or crippled. I believe AC3 would be one of these missing features.
The latest version is Roxio Creator 2010. If you get the download version, you have a 30 day refund policy. You definitely don't need the crippled EMC 9 version and you should remove it if you get a new, full version.
Edited by myguggi, 11 August 2010 - 08:06 PM.
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 05:46 PM
Yes Tommy,
Your version is one of the cut-down versions. There is a full discussion about them HERE.
You should uninstall your EMC 9 Basic before installing a newer un-crippled version.
Your version is one of the cut-down versions. There is a full discussion about them HERE.
You should uninstall your EMC 9 Basic before installing a newer un-crippled version.
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