Creator 2011 And Windows 7

[fishpond]

Slide show.docI have recently purchased a new Compac (HP) PC running Windows 7 The display on the Slideshow and Videowave are of poor resolution. The demo video "Wild Horses" plays perfectly. The video card is MVIDA GeForce 6150 SE n Force 430. I have attached a shot of the problem. Could anyone suggest a remedy to this problem. Roxio ran perfectly on XPSlide show.docI have updated the attachment wich shows the Poor resolution plus the clear shot of the picture editor. maybe I will have to live with it, but I do find it of putting to say the least. Edited March 13, 2011 by fishpond

[d_deweywright]

Not seeing your attachment. After you "browse" and "Attach" your attachment, you have to click the "Add to Post" link to the right of the attachment to insert it into the posting.

Edited March 11, 2011 by d_deweywright

[sknis]

I have recently purchased a new Compac (HP) PC running Windows 7 The display on the Slideshow and Videowave are of poor resolution. The demo video "Wild Horses" plays perfectly. The video card is MVIDA GeForce 6150 SE n Force 430. I have attached a shot of the problem. Could anyone suggest a remedy to this problem. Roxio ran perfectly on XP

 

The preview that you get in Slide Show and in VideoWave is low resolution for fast loading.

 

Have you updated the drivers for your video card/chip here?

Edited March 11, 2011 by sknis

[cdanteek]

Not seeing your attachment. After you "browse" and "Attach" your attachment, you have to click the "Add to Post" link to the right of the attachment to insert it into the posting.

 

No you don't have to "click the Add to Post link to the right of the attachment to insert it into the posting". It will just end up placed at the bottom of the post, like the below pic.

 

Directions for attaching posts>> http://forums.support.roxio.com/topic/65919-inserting-images-on-this-forum/page__view__findpost__p__334453

[fishpond]

Thanks for that I did not realize that there was a button on the right hand side of the page. I have now put a more up to date picture sowing the problem

[d_deweywright]

Could you just post a .JPG file, instead of a picture inside of a .DOC file? That's not working too well for me.

[Jim_Hardin]

Looks like this:

 

 

A better description of your PC would be useful.

 

Updating to the latest drivers for you Video Card would be in order ~ HERE