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You can't cut out a small generic clip to poke at? If not your on your own try the free Download GSpot 2.70a GSpot establishes what video and audio codecs are required to play any video. Shows framerate, duration, aspect ratio, bitrates, structure info, and more. Supports AVI, MPG, VOB, DVD, VCD, SVCD, MP4, FLV, MOV, QT, RM, SWF, WMV, ASF.

My guess you have a non-compliant MP4 Audio File. Your NXT 4 audio import supports MP4, ' Audio: Audio CD, MP3, WAV, WMA, Dolby Digital AC-3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, M4a, MP4, Playlists (WPL, ASX, M3U, PLS, XSPF)' Can you upload this SN.mp4? So we can download it a poke it with a stick?

Post a screen shot of it after you enter the CD Key and click next?

Most in the know have used ImgBurn for years 'initial release 4 October 2005' , what is the disappointment in that? Remind koolkatt to have his head examined.

Roxio products have never supported over burning. Does your burner support it?

Was Roxio installed before the NCH WavePad Sound Editor was installed? Were did the USB drivers come from for the microphones? Webcams have caused problems for Roxio capture software, the fix is usually to disable them.

How long in time is the VHS your copying, what quality was it recorded at? What are your PC specs, do they meet the minimum system requirements for the software?

What options show in windows, sound, recording devices, green check mark? Right click on your speaker icon, click recording devices.

Perhaps this old post by user 'tsantee' may help, last three paragraphs?

2020, I wouldn't go back to the future to it, it hasn't been a good year!

Back again! The update sp3 turns Easy VHS to DVD 3 into Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus that part is solved. Now back to MP3 support in Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus. Go to start all programs and double click Sound Editor. And this opens. Now click add audio file and add your MP3's as I did. Now tell me does your Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus, Sound Editor support MP3's?

You keep saying you have Easy VHS to DVD 3 even show a box saying that! But this pic you posted says Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus. Give me a build number of your installed Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus. So I booted to an image and installed Easy VHS to DVD 3 so basically I wasted my time doing that. No need to post a super long post describing other things please just answer my questions?

The first thing the setup guide tells you to do on page 7 is to install the software! On page 12 of the setup guide, it tells you to connect your Roxio USB Device! Didn't you understand " Windows installs a generic USB driver and it stays that way until it is deleted/uninstalled ! " ? The Roxio USB Device runs on drivers x86 or x64 and they have to be installed correctly, first install the software then plugin the Roxio USB Device. Now back to your original question Input Formats: Video: MPEG2, AVC (H.264) Audio: WAV, mp3, ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WMA, AAC (m4a) Output Formats: Video: DVD, ISO, MPEG2, AVC (H.264) Audio: WAV, mp3, ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WMA, AAC Disc: DVD, Mini DVD Your Easy VHS to DVD 3 doesn't have Sound Editor like your fist pic? Where did you get your Easy VHS to DVD 3 and when?

That was a mistake a bunch of folks make and it screws up your system because Windows installs a generic USB driver and it stays that way until it is deleted/uninstalled ! Did you install the software before plugging in the Roxio USB Device?