I have an old Dell desktop with DVD rw. and Dell inspiron 8200 with only a DVD rom. I got creator se2011 for Xmas. I loaded it on the desktop to learn about it; but planned to use it on the laptop before I realized it didn't burn (actually in Jan, my laptop didn't even have a DVD reader). Program is overkill really because I mainly want it for audio cleanup to cd from lp's/tape/etc. Photo stuff and VHS to DVD, but I might join the 21st century with mp3 etc. one of these days. BUT it was moderately priced at COSTCO.
I installed the software on the laptop (apparently successfully)but it wouldn't load except for the Logo. I am in the middle of the painful uninstall/install mess and am wondering if I am wasting my time. My original plan for vhs and audio was to use the laptop adjacent to the source and then somehow (I thought it should be easy) transfer the edited source material to the desktop for burning. Is this possible, easy? My recent thoughts were first: a virtual drive file of some kind or second: a usb card that might hold a dvd amount of data (is that so expensive that I may as well get a dvd rw laptop drive?).
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I have an old Dell desktop with DVD rw. and Dell inspiron 8200 with only a DVD rom. I got creator se2011 for Xmas. I loaded it on the desktop to learn about it; but planned to use it on the laptop before I realized it didn't burn (actually in Jan, my laptop didn't even have a DVD reader). Program is overkill really because I mainly want it for audio cleanup to cd from lp's/tape/etc. Photo stuff and VHS to DVD, but I might join the 21st century with mp3 etc. one of these days. BUT it was moderately priced at COSTCO.
I installed the software on the laptop (apparently successfully)but it wouldn't load except for the Logo. I am in the middle of the painful uninstall/install mess and am wondering if I am wasting my time. My original plan for vhs and audio was to use the laptop adjacent to the source and then somehow (I thought it should be easy) transfer the edited source material to the desktop for burning. Is this possible, easy? My recent thoughts were first: a virtual drive file of some kind or second: a usb card that might hold a dvd amount of data (is that so expensive that I may as well get a dvd rw laptop drive?).
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