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A standard video can only contain about 60 minutes of best quality video. You have not described what procedure you doing. If you are adding two videos you are creating a DVD with 2 titles not chapters. Each title can sun-divided into chapters.

Not much information in your post. What kind of camera: photo, video, analog, digital? How is your camera connected to the computer.? If a digital camera there is no "capture" but simply a copy from camera to computer using Windows explorer.

You have supplied no information at all. What program are you using, what capture device, how are you connected, etc?

The number of videos you can burn to a DVD is basically irrelevant. It is the total amount of time of those videos that is important. Assuming you want the best quality for your video, then you can only burn about 60 minutes of video to a DVD. You are not giving much information on your project. Exactly what process are you doing when you create the DVD? Are you creating a menu? I don't think you were able to burn 9 videos (each 20 minute long) to a DVD using Creator 10 unless you chose the lowest quality video.

Why do you have Screen Saver (who uses that now a days) or System Pause enabled. They should always be disabled when doing rendering that takes some time such as hours. Having your computer automatically turn off its display is the new “screen saver” – it saves energy, reduces your electricity bill, and increases your battery life. Screen savers may look pretty, but they do it when no one is looking To what format are you capturing? Please give us some more information on your input and output formats

Google Translation: I just installed Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus. The software recognizes the audio but not the video signal. I have no problem playing vhs on my TV with the same cables. When I go to the device properties it tells me that I don't have a driver for Roxio Video Capture USB. I tried an update but I am told that my version is up to date. I have attempted an uninstall and reinstall but still have the same problem. I am on Windows 10. In your opinion? What is the concern? Did you first install the software before plugging in the USB device?

I don't know what your posted file is supposed to be but it sure can't be jpg file with a size of only 42kb. What control file are you trying to edit? What are the files names on the CD where you got the file?

If you cannot display the jpgs via any viewer then of course Corel will not be able to help. Can you copy any of the files from the CD to your hard drive? Can you attach one of the jpg files to a post so we can we it?

So what happens when you try to install? You have not supplied any info at all about how you are proceeding or about any messages you get when installing

" there are times where cell phones shot in formats with that don't work " You answered your own question

Why do you have 2 versions of Creator NXT 7 installed?

No information in your post at all. How do you expect anybody to help you? What are you trying to burn? Video DVD, music DVD, data DVD?

How are you getting the signal from your LP player to the receiver? Can't you simply connect the players output to the USB device?

You just responded to a long dead thread. You might get a bettwer response if you started e new thread

Yes, I have a key but not the key