Recording Stops Unexpectedly

[Mike Nash]

Hi All

 

I am running Windows 7 SP1, and on my system I have moved my "Videos" folder to another drive (my system drive is an SSD, so I've relocated my documents, pictures, etc. to another drive). When I attempt to record from VHS, the recording stops after one second. As a test, I created a different user account without any of the folders moved and the recording worked fine. But, when I modified the Easy VHS preferences to use a different folder, I was back to having one second of video again.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Thanks

 

 

Mike

[Jim_Hardin]

Mike I tried to reproduce this but could not…

 

I selected an external drive, M:\

 

And here we are 21+ minutes into recording and not a problem:

 

Generally speaking… it is best to work from your C:\ drive and move stuff to another drive later.

 

If you out grow your C:\ drive, then get another larger one. With a desktop and Win7 it is pretty easy using their Windows Easy Transfer wizard.

[cdanteek]

Mike I tried to reproduce this but could not…

 

I selected an external drive, M:\

 

And here we are 21+ minutes into recording and not a problem:

 

Generally speaking… it is best to work from your C:\ drive and move stuff to another drive later.

 

If you out grow your C:\ drive, then get another larger one. With a desktop and Win7 it is pretty easy using their Windows Easy Transfer wizard.

 

 

OP moved it of the SSD drive for obvious reasons.

 

Mike don't use the default example mine 'C:\Users\Mike\Videos\Easy VHS to DVD\Captured Videos' even tho you moved user documents folder. Make a folder and navigate to the off drive from preferences. What Jim did above..