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I always liked GoldWave for audio and VideoMeld for video plus audio in more complex situations. They are not simple to use but there are a lot of shortcut tools.. They will will give you lots of options to work with if you need them. . I have never used Audacity so I don't have any knowledge about comparing Audacity Vs GoldWave. I have never used VideoMeld except for short videos.

Yes, express labeler is still there but you may not like the rest of NXT7. Because of the "new" version of my DVD that is substituted for what was in 6.

Sorry EL77 but you are asking some very basic questions relating to basic video editing. You are overanalyzing the issue. I hate to do this to you and wouldn't if I could answer all your questions as thoroughly as some other sources. Go to use Google and/or YouTube for your definitions of things like frame rate AVCHD, etc. After you have one that, come back and ask your questions again if you still have any. Post a screen capture of your typical screen or upload it to a sharing site. My original suggestion is to use what you are starting with -- what your camcorder is set for. Images taken with your camera should match the DVD resolution (720 by 480). That is for the US (NTSC). If you are elsewhere, you would use PAL. If you want higher quality (AVCHD or blu ray) you'll need upgraded equipment.

The best you can do is what format you started with and where are you going to play the video. Tell us more. Why did you go to 6? The version that has been for sale is 7; why not that (not that it would be any better).

Thanks for that video. Please attach the dxdiag.exe TEXT file for your computer. There is no personal information other than your name of the computer. You have a lot of processes using a little bit of your computer resources. Do you need them all running?

LJ (according to the web) is a burner program. I never heard of it either!. Need - download and install the trial of "REVO Uninstaller Pro. There is a 2 week trial. Just have it search for Roxio and it will find what was left behind from the uninstall. Be careful, there may be other Roxio programs that you may need. As always, this is a suggestion and you will have to live with the consequences. Make a Windows restore point before you start. Just to make sure, this is not Roxio Tech Support. It is a users group who have a lot of experience with the programs. but are not otherwise connected to Roxio/Corel.

I guess that you did not read this entire thread before you posted.

DXdiag.exe allows you to create a txt (text) file when it is run. Just attach the txt file in your reply. Remember this is a users group so maybe what I want to see is not what others want to see. Have you contacted Microsoft about the file being deleted? I'm sure they would like to know and may already have a solution.

Translated " I have a CD of the program Roxio Photosuite 5 Platinum Edition with activation key, but the current computer I have does not have DVD, how can I install it? If I remember correctly, the Platinum Editions were those intended for business use (multiple users). In that case go to the person responsible for the distribution and ask them for a thumb drive (memory stick) of the program. Si no recuerdo mal, las Platinum Editions eran las destinadas al uso empresarial (múltiples usuarios). En ese caso, acuda a la persona responsable de la distribución y pídale una unidad USB (memory stick) del programa.

I have not had to reinstall any Roxio products because of a recent Windows update! Destroying files? None. When this happens did you try to REPAIR the Roxio installation? Tell us more about what happens. It would be a big help to post your dxdiag.exe text file )the file, not the individual lines of text)so we can perhaps see what is going on. Oh, by the way, what antivirus are you using and do you turn it off during the Windows update.

Not many other things to do? Perhaps have your eyes checked? This is in the forum for PhotoShow and has nothing to do with PhotoShop.

Make sure you have the latest version of PhotoShow. Also this.

Don't you ever get rid of old files? Free space, especially on your system drive may be a problem You should get rid of the programs/files you don't use anymore. Take a look at the error messages near the bottom of that txt file. There are a lot probably related to disc space. There are also some related to Roxio which may be giving you some of the problems you are experiencing. Other than that, the computer will run the program. You may want to look at some of the posts related to multicam editing on the Corel Users group. Go here and look around.

A better way to show what you have and the potential issues would be to post the dxdiag.exe evaluation of your computer (link). There is no personal information except what you named your computer. Where it says save the information in a easily shared format, Select Text (txt) file. Attach that txt file to your response. Hope you learn something from this exercise !