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I never told you to do that! I told you to, Save the (sp3_to_88a.exe) file to the harddrive then install it from there, with all programs closed, antivirus and firewall software disabled when installing the update. Reboot after installing the update.

I'm not sure the desktop program will work after the December date. If you have all of the original pics, videowave can do what you want, included in the Roxio NXT products.

Important Announcement Roxio PhotoShow is going away on December 31st, 2020 Thank you for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. We will be retiring the PhotoShow service in December as PhotoShow runs on Adobe’s Flash technology and this technology will be retired by Adobe at the end of the year. We are no longer taking new subscription signups for the PhotoShow service. Refunds: On 10/27/2020,current subscribers to the PhotoShow will be issued pro-rated refunds for the remainder of their subscription period. Please note that refunds may take a few days to process. Subscriber free access to the service will continue until 12/31/2020 when PhotoShow will be officially retired. You do not need to do anything to receive your refund. The refund will be processed and should appear in your credit card account within about a week. Saving PhotoShows: PhotoShows can be exported as video in WMV or MPEG format. PhotoShows can also be burned to DVD. This short video explains how to save your PhotoShows in a format that will be viewable after the service shuts down. Watch Video PhotoShow App: The PhotoShow app is required to export video or burn DVDs. Click Here to Download the PhotoShow App Thank you again for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. Sincerely, The PhotoShow Team

Important Announcement Roxio PhotoShow is going away on December 31st, 2020 Thank you for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. We will be retiring the PhotoShow service in December as PhotoShow runs on Adobe’s Flash technology and this technology will be retired by Adobe at the end of the year. We are no longer taking new subscription signups for the PhotoShow service. Refunds: On 10/27/2020,current subscribers to the PhotoShow will be issued pro-rated refunds for the remainder of their subscription period. Please note that refunds may take a few days to process. Subscriber free access to the service will continue until 12/31/2020 when PhotoShow will be officially retired. You do not need to do anything to receive your refund. The refund will be processed and should appear in your credit card account within about a week. Saving PhotoShows: PhotoShows can be exported as video in WMV or MPEG format. PhotoShows can also be burned to DVD. This short video explains how to save your PhotoShows in a format that will be viewable after the service shuts down. Watch Video PhotoShow App: The PhotoShow app is required to export video or burn DVDs. Click Here to Download the PhotoShow App Thank you again for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. Sincerely, The PhotoShow Team

Important Announcement Roxio PhotoShow is going away on December 31st, 2020 Thank you for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. We will be retiring the PhotoShow service in December as PhotoShow runs on Adobe’s Flash technology and this technology will be retired by Adobe at the end of the year. We are no longer taking new subscription signups for the PhotoShow service. Refunds: On 10/27/2020,current subscribers to the PhotoShow will be issued pro-rated refunds for the remainder of their subscription period. Please note that refunds may take a few days to process. Subscriber free access to the service will continue until 12/31/2020 when PhotoShow will be officially retired. You do not need to do anything to receive your refund. The refund will be processed and should appear in your credit card account within about a week. Saving PhotoShows: PhotoShows can be exported as video in WMV or MPEG format. PhotoShows can also be burned to DVD. This short video explains how to save your PhotoShows in a format that will be viewable after the service shuts down. Watch Video PhotoShow App: The PhotoShow app is required to export video or burn DVDs. Click Here to Download the PhotoShow App Thank you again for your support of Roxio PhotoShow. Sincerely, The PhotoShow Team

Does the program you used in the 'photo' section have a name? If we are to communicate correctly we need to use the correct language, delete is not uninstalling in windows add/remove programs! What operating system are you running? What exactly does the above quote mean?

Editing what project in what program of the Roxio NXT 4? Did you really delete parts of the installed program or uninstalled it using windows add/ remove programs?

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How long in time is the video on the ' Blank VHS tape-recorded'? How long in time is your capture of the Blank VHS tape-recorded? Are you familiar with Macrovision? An almost forty-year-old anti-copy protection. Is the regular VHS tape and the Blank VHS tape-recorded at the same recording mode? Maybe a visual aid may help:

Well, the words "a blank TDK VHS tape" wasn't making it "as plain as day".

Could you explain your use of words and their meaning, regular VHS tape, Blank VHS tape?

Your running Enterprise software no help for that software in this forum. You need to talk to your System Administrator and refer to the Softwares Deployment Guide.

A disc with a 25GB capacity is the equivalent of 23.28 gibibytes, depending on whether you’re using a base-2 system (binary) or a base-10 system (decimal). Also, some of that space is reserved as overhead for the file system, as well as error-correction information. So really, you’re getting a true recordable capacity of 23.28 gibibytes instead of the 25GB stated on the package for a single layer disc. It is the same for dual layer discs. Normally rated at 50GB, in practice they can record about 46.57GB of data. Again, this is due to the differences in the way capacity is measured and the small percentage of space reserved for file system and error correction information.

Now your posting to a thirteen-year-old thread (Posted January 26, 2007!

Are you assuming the OP is running Microsoft Windows XP operating system? Methinks he is installing Roxio Creator NXT6 Sp2!. Either way, the thread is over two and a half years old (Posted March 23, 2018) and a dead thread.