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[gatto]

I just restarted EASY MEDIA CREATOR 7 and suddenly I can't open the labels jackets that I use everyday for my business. This is terrible because I have around 100 CDs for my small business, and I wonder why this happened?

This is the message I get: "The selectedfile is not a valid label Creator Document".

My computer:

HP
Intel 4
512 mem
and I use Microsoft XP

Thanks for any help

GATTO

[cdanteek]

Have you did any updating to you XP operating system, Windows Media Player, or Internet Explorer?

[gatto]

A a matter of fact i installed Roxio VHS to DVD, and this program uninstalled Creator 7!

I restarted the computer and not only the VHS to DVD didn't work, but then, when I restarted the Creator 7, I found out that the files didn't work.

Thanks

Gatto

[cdanteek]

gatto, on 20 September 2010 - 12:07 PM, said:

A a matter of fact i installed Roxio VHS to DVD, and this program uninstalled Creator 7!

I restarted the computer and not only the VHS to DVD didn't work, but then, when I restarted the Creator 7, I found out that the files didn't work.

Thanks

Gatto

What version of Easy VHS to DVD and what service pack for windows XP?

What version of Windows Media Player and Internet Explorer?

[gatto]

The Internet EXplorer is a version 8
Windows media Player is v.11
The Roxio VHS to DVD, I wasn't able to see it. On the CD installer there is nothing about this, and if I open the program I can't see the choice "about this program". But I just bought it this morning in Future Shop, and it should be the latest... I guess.

Regarding the service pack... I need advise in how to find out this. I have the computer set to "automatic updates", so I am assuming that I have the latest in Microsoft updates...

Thanks

[gatto]

I just learned how to check on the service pack, and yes, I have the service pack 3

Edited by gatto, 20 September 2010 - 12:34 PM.

[cdanteek]

gatto, on 20 September 2010 - 12:33 PM, said:

I just learned how to check on the service pack, and yes, I have the service pack 3

Read this post and it should explain what IE8 and WMP 11 can do for your EMC 7...

>>>  http://forums.suppor...post__p__339636

Easy VHS to DVD is really included in sorts in C2010 and C2011 and buying the USB Capture Device separate.

So tell us what you want to do and maybe we could steer you in the right direction.

Look over minimum system requirements for the new C2011 software and post your PC specs..

[gatto]

My priority right now is to open my files in Creator7.

I don't really care about VHS to DVD.

Uninstalling IE8 sounds like opening another can of worms... and at this point I have reached my limit.

I have the impression I will never be able to open these files, isn't it?

Anyway... I had a rough day. I have to live the office. Thanks for your help. I really hope there is an easy solution.

Gatto

[ogdens]

gatto, on 20 September 2010 - 02:53 PM, said:

My priority right now is to open my files in Creator7.

I don't really care about VHS to DVD.

Uninstalling IE8 sounds like opening another can of worms... and at this point I have reached my limit.

I have the impression I will never be able to open these files, isn't it?

Anyway... I had a rough day. I have to live the office. Thanks for your help. I really hope there is an easy solution.

Gatto

I'm sorry there is no easy solution.....you have a very very old Roxio version, that does not get along very well with XP sp3  ( http://kb.roxio.com/...017CR&PARAMS=  )....... strike 1. It also does not get along with any version above WMP 9.......that's strike 2.

You may have to cut your losses and upgrade to a newer Roxio version (or whatever) and from the looks of your computer you may want to update that a bit too as you barely meet the minum requirements for VHS to DVD....strike 3.

Good luck

[gatto]

Well...

I guess I'm death. Three strikes and a count to ten.

I just returned the VHS to DVD to the store.

And I have decided to uninstall all the Roxio programs from my system.

Thanks anyway.

[cdanteek]

gatto, on 20 September 2010 - 06:06 PM, said:

Well...

I guess I'm death. Three strikes and a count to ten.

I just returned the VHS to DVD to the store.

And I have decided to uninstall all the Roxio programs from my system.

Thanks anyway.

You can hopefully get back to where you were with XP SP 2 and Roxio EMC 7. It will take some work uninstalling and reinstalling but should be like it was before..

Don't delete your " labels jackets that I use everyday for my business." or there is no hope...

[gatto]

I will try that. Thanks. At least I got the ROXIO VHS TO DVD work properly. At this point I prefer to have my kids videos in DVD that the CD covers back... he he... but certainly I will not erase those files and will do what you say, little by little.

Thanks

Gatto