Brendon

Tony, your NXT 6 does seem very mixed-up and erratic. Your idea to Repair is a good one, but "Repair" is a couple of steps in on this software. If you go to Control Panel > Programs and Features, selecting Creator will bring up an Uninstall/Change button Click that, and the Roxio Setup wizard will load If you click the Next button the wizard will allow you to Repair or Remove the software. Hopefully this will restore your suite to proper operation. If it doesn't, I'm afraid that you will need to Remove the software, tidy up, and then reinstall it from the beginning. Regards, Brendon

Hello Chanseng, I think the Windows 10 default association is actually Windows Explorer, since Windows 10 is supposed to "mount" any ISO file you double-click and create a virtual drive from it. I'm guessing that ImgBurn has grabbed the association from Explorer. You can shift the file association over to NXT 8 if you wish. First go to an .ISO file, right-click it, and go to Open With and then Choose another app In the window which appears, first check the box at the bottom to Always use this app . . . then select Roxio Creator Application if it is there. Click OK, and you're done. If the Roxio Creator Application hasn't appeared in the list yet, you need to go find it. To do this, select the blue More Apps link. This will show you a bunch more applications to choose from. If the Creator Application isn't in the list, select Look for another app on this PC You're nearly there. An Explorer window will open into C:\Program Files. Navigate instead to C:\Program Files (x86)\Roxio Creator NXT Pro 8\Roxio Central (or NXT 8 if you don't have the Pro version) and look for roxiocentralfx.exe Select that .exe file, click Open at the bottom right, and you are finally done. Your ISO files will all have a Roxio "R" on them, and double-clicking on one will bring it up in Burn Disc Image. Was that what was wanted? Brendon

Have a look at this site: LINK They seem to offer Gamecap drivers in 32 and 64 bit versions for Windows 7, 8.1, and 10. I found the site on a Google search. I don't know how good they are, but they might solve your problem. Brendon

Hi Uli, Sorry, but his software will only handle unprotected CDs or DVDs, as Cdanteek was suggesting in his reply to your first post. While the 'fair use doctrine' in the US would allow you to make limited use of copyrighted material such as making a copy of a work (that you've bought) for your own personal use, in the US the 'Recording Industry' got around that by getting the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) made law so that breaking protection is a crime. (Crafty of them!!) In any event, because of that law, Roxio's software isn't allowed to break DVD protection and can't copy protected discs - and almost all commercial DVDs are protected with one or more protection schemes. If you bought this software directly from Roxio, they say they will refund your purchase price for any reason, within 30 days. If the software won't do what you bought it for, I suggest you apply for a refund as soon as you can. Best regards, Brendon

Thanks. I'll get this thread shifted to the Easy CD & DVD Burning forum where it belongs. The link in General Chat will take you there for a little while. I have a drive with this software installed, so I can run it when needed. Can you tell me what steps you're taking to do whatever it is you want, and where/how it's not performing as expected, please? Your Operating System would also be useful to know. Brendon

Which Roxio product are you speaking about, Mr.Stumpf? There are a large number of Roxio products with names starting with "Easy . . . ." and it's very hard to point you in the right direction if all you can tell us about it is " Does not work and is not easy ".

What ROXIO software are you using to try and drive that device?

If you have the time to try it, get some MP3 or WAV files with embedded images and use the MP3/WMA option to make one of those discs. See if your player will (1) play the files, and (2) display the art.

Hello again AgentAlbert, The Red Book Standard for audio CDs allows only for CD Audio and CD-Text on a disc. The disc, artist, and track names can be recorded as CD-Text but there's no provision for CD-Art on a standard audio CD. I'd be really interested to know the Make/Model of the player in your car, and if the car connects to the Internet. Usually player software in PC or 'connected' car queries a database when you insert the disc, and if it recognizes the CD it will send the Art back for display. Unknown CDs you make for yourself won't be recognized, so they don't get a result from the database. NXT 2 offers to let you make: -audio discs [standard discs, as above] No art. -MP3/WMA discs [Data disc with MP3 or WMA files stored] Sometimes these files carry Art embedded. -DVD music discs [music with menus, plays on DVD players] Actually a DVD soundtrack with a picture instead of a video. Does this help clarify things?? Brendon

What error message are you getting? Can you post a screen-shot of it here please? What are you doing, or what are you clicking on when you get this error message? What Operating System are you running?

How are you importing your VHS? How is the VHS machine connected to the PC? What menu item in NXT 5 are you using? Is whatever you are doing actually saving your VHS video? It's very hard to work out where the problem lies without lots of details, so please feel free to tell us all.

I see it has been said that this month's Patch Tuesday (on May 11th) Microsoft will release the Extended Security Updates (ESUs) for Windows 7 and Server 2008/2008 R2. If you are still using Windows 7 it might pay you to try updating your system after May 11 to get these security updates, as well as any other Windows 7 updates the Windows Updates site can be persuaded to give you.

Yes. NXT 8 contains Photosuite.

Sean, I'm sorry, but Roxio don't maintain a page where you can re-download their software. I believe their distribution is contracted out to another company who send you a time-limited personal download link when you purchase. You only have a limited time to download your purchase. You have to keep a copy/copies safely stored somewhere in case you need to reinstall, and you can't go to the seller to get another copy unless you buy it. Regards, Brendon

Personally I think that Creator 2012 is better than 2017's NXT Pro 6, and NXT Pro 8 is the current version, however . . . You should find WinDVD 12 Pro in your "Content" DVD or download. It is the DVD Player application in this suite. There are also, if I remember correctly, TWO service packs that you should download and apply to Creator. Your Roxio Software Manager should download those for you. Regards, Brendon