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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?

Link to NXT 7 BlueRay Plugin but you already bought the plugin so there is no pint in buying it again

Do the problem DVDs have a Video_TS folder? Does that folder have files with the extension ifo, bup and vob? Exactly what are you trying to do and what steps are you doing?

For uploading to cloud or shared drive, the best format would be mp4. That of course requires the user to have a device to watch that format For a DVD, the format has to be mpg. No need to use 3rd party programs as Videowave will create the required format

The format used is mpg - which is the standard played by every DVD player whether connected to your PC or a stand-alone player connected to a TV. No special program is required to play the DVD

The myDVD version that have the "edit Menu" feature are still not usefull for you since the volume adjustemnt applies to the whole project not just the menu audio. I have not created a single DVD using this "new" myDVD. Luckily I still have older Roxio Creator programs that have our "old" myDVD which was really great. Nowadays I use Corels VideoSTudio which still has a useful DVD creation program even though they also feature the "new" myDVD.

Steve, your version is very old. The version that now comes with NXT 7 is up at 3.0.0.8. It has been dumbed now even more from previous versions and no longer has the Edit Menu features. It is totally useless which also applies to all myDVD programs included with the last few Roxio NXT series .

What version of myDVD are you running? Look under Help/About and post your version number. I het the same screen as sknis shows which is different from yours

What is the make & model of your DVD player? Some players are able to play "stand-alone" mpg files or files in other format. You could create your slideshow and then render it to a format your DVD player can play. You will of course have no control over the "slideshow" in the traditional next/back method since the slideshow is a video and will play continuous.

Juno, have you tried the "Split Screen" function in NXT 7. It is a a new feature in NXT 7 and will do exactly what you want. It will take a bit of a learning/experimenting curve since the User Guide is very little help I don't think any previous Roxio program had anything similar. As I said above, what you want can also be done by simply using 4 overlays over the main screen

Please give the full name of the product. There was no "Creator 11" but there is a Roxio Creator 2011 Also there is a Easy media Creator 9 as well as a Roxio Creator 2009. I will try to reinstall the version you used to see how the multiple clips on one screen was used. I don;t remember every seeing that feature. You can of course create multiple clips on the screen using the overlay tracks but that is possible in every version.

Which old Creator version had this feature?

Since you have not told us exactly what you did, it is hard to make aby suggestions or tell you what you are missing. Did you simply burn the production to a DVD or did you use the myDVD feature to create a video DVD? PLease give us some details on what exactly you did!

You had better contact Roxio directly. I don't think anybody in this Forum has that program or knows anything about it

Did you register the software when you bought it? If yes then you can find your key on the Roxio support website. Look under Support/Product Registration on the header at the top of this page.

First give us some information: what video format, where did it come from, what are its properties? Is there any error message?

You should be posting in the Corel VideoStudio forum. This is the Roxio forum site. BTW, there is no such thing as Corel VIsual Studio

Burning a 120 minute video to a DVD will of course create all sorts of problems. A standard 4.3GB DVD can only hold 60 minutes of video will require a lot of compression and a huge loss of quality especially since your source video is already at low quality. Even at highest compression I think VHS2DVD cannot burn 120 minutes to a DVD

Since you used transition, panning & zooming as well as music, there is no realistic way to edit the video (the vob files) and so will have to start your project over again If you have the dmsm project file then you may still be able use it to recreate the project. Videwave may not be able to find the files initially but it does have an option to relink to the required files if they are available in their new locations. Do you have the dmsm project file? This project file never includes any vidos or photos but only links to where the files are found. All video editors work that way.

Sorry, that 2019 was my typo error, should of course have been 2010. When you created that DVD from your photos, you created a video and the photos cannot be extracted any more directly from the video. There are programs and methods that can extract individual frames from the mpg video files. Do really need to do that and why? Can you not edit the mpg files without bothering with photo files? Do you still have the original photo files? If yes then you should use those and completely recreate you project. Exactly what do you want to edit? The individual photos or change sequence of photos or waht?

What do you mean by " could not edit. "? If the vob files were correctly extracted from the Video_TS folder then Videowave should have no problem adding them to the timeline and edit them. You can also copy the files vob files directly from the DVD to a folder using Windows Explorer. You could then change the vob extension of the copied files to mpg and add those files in Videowave. You keep changig names for your program. Roxio Creator 10 and Roxio Creator 2010 are two different programs. Which one do your have?

With Roxio Creator 2010 (and all Roxio Creator versions), the video can easily be extracted from a standard video DVD to a mpg video file. This file can then be loaded into Videowave, edited and be send to the DVD burning program for burning to a DVD. Are you still interested in doing that?

Could you tell exactly what program you are using as there are several Roxio programs that convert VHS to DVD? Your post can then be moved to the correct forum. Also exactly what settings are you using? Are you converting direct to DVD or are you first capturing to a file on your computer? How long in time is the VHS video you are capturing/converting? You certainly do not really want to use Extended play since that will lower the quality quite a lot