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What happens if you have that file on a local drive?

Does that mean you got it working correctly and you are able to capture the VHS video?

The Roxio device does not "require" a S-Video connector you can also use composite (yellow,red and white) cable. Since you ordered the coaxial-to-composite adapter, then you are ready to go. Doesn't that VCR have composite output? What is the make/model of the VCR? Have you read the Manual on how to hook up the components?

Getting a bit lazy if 3 or 4 mouse clicks is too much for you . As far as I know there are no settings that will give you the defaults you want. THe Cyberlink of course appears first because the drop down list displays the imaging devices alphabetically. The same for the video output format. You can drop the Cyberlink WebCam from the list by disabling it via the Device Manager/Imaging Devices. It will save you one big mouse click

You cannot transfer the Roxio program from one computer to another, it has to be a complete new install. That means you have to use the original install program/files and have the serial number handy when installing on the new computer

Do you realize you just replied to a 13 year old thread? In any case, the myDVD of 13 years ago is completely different from the current myDVD

No information in your post to work with. Exactly what are you doing? Transition time between photos, videos or what? Some details please!

A 4.7GB DVD can only hold about 60 minutes of best quality video. You can get just under 2 hours on a DVD but the video quality will be greatly reduced and almost unwatchable especially if fro low quality VHS video

What Roxio program are you using: Nxt 6 or Nxt 7 or what?

Tell us what program version you are using and then your topic can be moved to the correct forum. You will also have to supply a lot more information about your project if you expect any help

Roxio Creator Premier Version: 9.0.116 will not recognize that .dvd extension. As far as I know, no video program from the last 10 years accepts that extension

With what program did you create the "older" project files? It seems that your " Roxio Creator & MyDVD 9.0 Premier. " simply does not recognize those old files. myDVD project files have the extension "dmsd"

JSJR states he already renamed the vob's to mog

Copy the VTS_01_?.vob files to a new folder. Change all the vob extensions to mpg. Does each file play correctly? Now, add each mpg file in Videowave (in the correct sequence). Can you now create a new video file correctly? Exactly what are you playing when you get the "split" images. Of course NXT does not recognize the "Slideshow" folder as playable.

What is contained in the folder "Slideshows"? Where did it come from? Does the Video_TS folder play correctly?