rk255

Well, I did not hear from you experts. I did upload the file and responded to your questions. I thought you had some suggestions. Anyway, I know you have the right to not respond!!

Ok. I regret hurting your feelings. I didn't mean to. I am attaching the file that was requested. I had uploaded last time too, but don't know why it didn't show up with my reply. Regarding choppiness, it is when I export from Videowave. The preview in Videowave is fine. In MyDVD I am simply taking the exported AVCHD file from Videowave and burning to Blu-ray disc. The blu-ray disc that was created through nxt 2 MyDVD showed the same choppiness when viewing through the blu-ray player. My guess was that since the Videowave exported file was choppy, the blu-ray disc display was also choppy. As you guys mentioned that nxt2 was not supported on Windows 10, I upgraded to nxt4. Now, as mentioned in my previous post, I cannot burn blu-ray disc with nxt4 MyDVD. It keeps giving the message "Burning was cancelled." I had not tried ISO file creation previously. But, right now with nxt4 I get the same message "Burning was cancelled" when trying to create the ISO file. I am not aware of how Blu-ray output can be send to a folder set? MyDVD in nxt4 has only ISO or Burn options. DxDiag.txt

Regret being late in responding. I purchased the NXT 4 update with Blu-Ray authoring plug-in. Now in NXT4, I opened the NXT2 videowave file and exported to AVCHD. It was much smoother at 60 fps. So I decided to burn it in Blu-Ray through MyDVD, but ran into problems. First of all NXT4 MyDVD is totally different. I created a new Blu-ray project and imported the AVCHD mp4 file. In project preview the it shows fine, but it is not burning to Blu-ray. The first time I tried to burn, it opened the windows explorer. I thought something was wrong and I canceled the burning process. Since then whenever I tried to burn it, it gives the message "Burning was cancelled". I re-booted the PC so as to initialize it, but to no avail. Is there a way to initialize it so that it stops giving the message and proceed with the burning. I am using BD-R disc.

My PC was Window 7 that I upgraded to Windows 10. NXT 2 not being certified for Windows 10 may explain why in the past on Windows 7 the export delivered slide motions which were very smooth.I am attaching the text file you requested. Also, I am not running any other application when the export operation is being done. I am making a blu ray disc. I will try to see if MPEG-2 High Definition 1080p will be better. Is NXT 3 certified for Windows 10?

I made a slideshow in VideoWave. But, when I export it to AVCHD I notice that the motions in pictures and transitions are choppy and not smooth. I am exporting the slideshow from VidewWave and then importing it in MyDVD for burning to Blu-ray disc. I am running NXT 2 on Windows 10 machine. Is there some setting to ensure smooth motions? Thanks.

Is there a way to overlap audio in VideoWave as available in the slideshow feature of CreateDVD. Thanks.

Thanks.

How does one export slideshow to a movie in MyDVD. There is no export option. Only Capture/Import.

I am creating a Blu ray no menu project with slideshow and movies so that the contents loop at the end from start. While testing in the Preview mode I notice that once the slideshow ends it does not move to the movie following it. Also if I just have a slideshow, it does not loop after the show ends. The looping feature only works if there are movies. Is there a way for movies and slideshows to exist in one project with looping of the whole contents?