Jim B

I'll have to plead the 5Th on that question. The friend passed away some time ago so I can't ask him where he got the download but, I imagine, he paid to download it from some site like eBay. There are many programs there that vendors advertise a digital download for. They place no limitations on the installations that can be made from that download. I have a hard copy of Creator 2012 that I bought some time ago and have since installed it on a number of different machines. I would think that the same would hold true for a downloaded version. But then, thinking is not my strong suit.

Okay, I'll do that. I'll bet there probably isn't a comparison between creator 2012 and NXT 4 to be had anywhere. Jim.

Thanks for the heads up. I have NXT 4 installed on my computer. Do your thoughts above apply to it also? Fortunately, I got it free. And, fortunately, I still have my creator 2012 installation disk. Does NXT 4 have any worthwhile features that are lacking in 2012? Thanks. Jim.

Where can I find a comparison between Roxio Creator NXT 6 and NXT 4? Thnaks. Jim B.

Thanks for the reply and interest. File type - MPG2 size 7.5 GB Module - Video wave. Creator ver. - NXT4 Windows 7 home premium

I have been using creator 2012 and have experienced crashing problems with it on a regular basis. I followed all of the suggested ways to correct this problem including uninstalling and it reinstalling several times. Nothing helped. I'm considering buying NXT6. Is this a stable version?

Is there a way to split a file into two parts and export each part as a separate file?

Do you need a specialized burner to use this type of disc? Thanks. Jim B.

I have about 40 DVD = R light scribe discs. Can I use them as normal DVD+R discs? I understand you need some specialized equipment to take advantage of the light scribe feature. Is this true? Thanks for all help. Jim B.

I am recording some programs for my daughter on DVD – RW discs. I plan on transferring these programs to DVD + R discs after editing them in video wave. After burning one program to a disk can I, subsequently, burn more programs to the same disk? Thanks in advance for any help. Jim B.

Thanks!

Thank you for that information. Please post a link to where I can find info on Interlaced and Progressive. thanks. Jim

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