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I just tried it and I was able to see the timeline view. Go to the add/hide tracks and see if there are some tracks that are not hidden. If not you may have a bad install. Turn off your antivirus and select to repair the program. Do this from the original download.

See your previous question and the answer. In short, you can't.

Basker, This thread was started back in 2016 and for an obsolete version. The originator hasn't been back since. It is futile to post in this tread. Please stay with the newer postings and in topics you know something about and can add something new to the discussions.

Have you searched your computer for the file and just not relied on where you tried to save it? Have you looked through this (link) for some help?

Take a step back and look at that new TV. Check the TV manual to see if this is addressed or contact the manufacturer to see if they may have a fix or update for that TV.

Run "Speccy" or similar to determine if your computer is overheating and causing the failure.

If you bought it directly from Roxio/Corel then try these options.

Sorry I was not able to be more helpful. Happy Holidays.

As you can see by the errors shown near the end of the dxdiag.exe teat file, Video Wave keeps crashing with a Fault bucket 108443204824, type 1 error. There are other errors also. I looked for what that error was trying to say but I could not find the error description. Where did you get the NXT 5 -- commercial disc, download or disc from Roxio or a questionable vendor from something like e-bay? How many times did you try to install it? Did you have your antivirus active during the install? I saw that you used REVO uninstaller PRO. Did you use the Moderate Mode and let it delete everything that it wanted to? You were not able to run NXT6 and got a refund and now you have a similar problem with NXT5. There may be an issue with your copy of Windows 10. Did you look there? You may want to contact Roxio support (or Microsoft) to get the problem fixed.

How about posting the dxdiag.exe result on the new computer? Post the text file and not the line by line result. Did you update the driver for your video chip/board after that first time?

Since the OP has returned the Cyberlink program; perhaps we should close out this thread. The OP has Creator 2012; perhaps someone can suggest how he can get a menu the way he wants and still have room on the DVD?

Save your self a lot of grief and spend $30 for "Sure Thing" Deluxe label maker. The label maker that is in the Roxio program is a light and corrupted version of an early version and hasn't worked well in several. iterations. Typically it remembers only the top two titles and forgets the rest. You would have to add the others manually and hope that they are not forgotten. If you get it just right and you printer allows for it, it will print to a CD or DVD.

Keep using VideoWave and try the Free version of Cyberlink's Power to Go Essentials for the burning. When the trial expires, you will lose some of the advanced features but will still have the basic ones.