Brendon

Hello, Secure Burn Enterprise 4 is a commercial Volume Licensing product, and that is why there is no forum for it on this board. This is a User bulletin board, and if you were to try to discuss security problems here there would be no security at all, would there. Please contact the Roxio VLP people to address your problem. Thanks lots, Brendon

Hi, You don't need to have NXT 6 already installed when you're installing NXT 7. I think you could probably just install NXT 7 over the top of 6, but I would prefer to uninstall 6 before installing 7, to avoid the chance of things getting tangled up. What advantage do you hope to gain from changing from 6 to 7?

Excellent, Peter. I'm glad you got it all sorted.

Both the Express Labeler (Create Labels) and the Roxio Label Creator (Create Labels - Advanced) have track duration when you 'Auto-fill from disc'. Is there some other situation where you want it? Regards, Brendon

Hello Treet007, Sorry, the board won't let you delete your post. Unknown error. Code 2147500037 is the decimal value for Error 0x80004005, unspecified error. Would you tell us how you solved it, please? This could help a number of other users. Thanks.

They would seem to have given up. That's disappointing. If you're going for a refund, make sure you do it well within the advertised 30-day guaranteed refund period so there can be no argument.

Thanks Ted. That's a long haul - you would have seen the development of optical discs from their birth right through to their twilight. I think the Roxio software is aimed at capturing to put on a DVD, rather than capture for high-level manipulation or some of the more exotic optical disc formats available now. Regards, Brendon

Hi Ted, The Roxio Media Import application in NXT3 captures your video for burning to DVD, VCD, or DV. The settings are for output quality. I think it's the same for Creator 2011. If you choose one of the DVD outputs your captured video is output to the standard DVD dimensions, 720 x 480 for NTSC or 720 x 576 for PAL. The other settings, HQ, SP, and LP only change the data rate or quality, not the dimensions. Selecting a DV output might let you select non-DVD dimensions, but I don't have a capture card or a DV camera, so I can't try it to see. Regards, Brendon

That is the manual "Clean Uninstall" recommended by our old Leader, the legendary Pat Nugent. (see the Staff list) It's great to see that the techs are still recommending it, and that it still works. Thank you.

You're welcome, Mac.

Hi Mac, I just went back and tried it. It seems 'Edit Audio' only works on one file at a time. The button greys out if I select more than one file. Many players such as WMP allow you to set filters for playback, and CD recording software commonly 'normalizes' the volume of audio, but I don't know of an editor which will batch-edit your audio files like this. Perhaps one of the more specialized (and expensive) editors might? Best regards, Brendon

Hi Mac, I've searched all over, but I can't find anything on the Roxio site in a later version than Record Now Music Lab 10. This might be a result of me looking from the bottom of the world (New Zealand) but if anyone can show me where to buy version 14, please do. It seems to be a diced-and-sliced offspin of Creator somewhere between Creator 2012 and Creator NXT. Anyway if your version has "Create Music Disc Projects" in its Audio section, I might be able to help you. Screenshots are from RNML 10. -Click that Music Disc Projects button and run Roxio Music Disc Creator. - Now drag a music file into the Audio CD window - Right-Click on the file to highlight it and select Edit Audio - When the editor opens, click the Equalizer button and a fine array of sliders should appear - I think this is what you wanted, and I hope this is where you'll find it in your version. Regards, Brendon

Thanks Mac. I've modified it to protect your serial key. (Installs are counted by Roxio, and we don't want someone else stealing your installs) It's not the version I have. I'm off to do some more research. I'll be back later.

Hi Mac, When you start to reply you should see a box like this: You start to type where the straight-line cursor is under the "B". If you get your screen-shot file on your desktop where you can see it, left-click on the file and drag it onto the area around the paperclip, then let it go, it will upload to the bulletin board. Now, if you click on the black circle with a white "+" which has appeared, your screenshot will be attached in your message wherever that cursor is. If you don't click on the "+", your screenshot will be attached at the end of your message. Care to try it?

Hello Joyce, I'm sorry Paint wouldn't save your JPG in an acceptable manner - I was sure it did it last time I tried, but perhaps M$oft have changed something again? It certainly didn't fix the photo today. I've been working today on editors which allow you to save a JPG which the Roxio apps will accept. The old ones I use tend to destroy the Exif data, but I found an editor that will let you load a 'rejected' JPG and will then save it to an accepted format with the Exif data apparently intact. IRFANVIEW (homepage link) is small, well-known, safe, and simple enough for your 'load/save' operation even though it has lots of abilities. Oh yes, and it's FREE for personal use. You'll see my 'rejected' photo was accepted by Roxio after a load/save in Irfanview. The others that worked were Paintshop Plus, and Gimp (too complicated, as were the Commandline converters). AcdSee demolished the Exif data. Windows Photo Viewer didn't help. Whew! How's that? To summarize, -The Roxio apps handle the S7's MPG files and its JPG photos taken in 'Burst mode", but don't like the Intel Exif standard the S7 uses for single JPG shots. These photos have to be converted to the Motorola Exif standard, to be used by Roxio. Best regards, Brendon