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| Music, Pictures and Video with Vista Using music, pictures and video with Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video) |
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September 22nd 06, 06:42 PM
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DVD Burning question
Hello,
I burned a movie to DVD and they always turn out good with XP but I just burned one on Vista RC1 and the audio is really off. The program I used before (Easy Media Creator) is no longer compatible with Vista, some of my conversion software like Convert X to DVD doesn't even recognize the DVD drive for some reason. Any suggestions? -- Mike Mueller 
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September 22nd 06, 07:42 PM
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DVD Burning question
I constructed a video dvd using Vista's (RC1) Movie Maker and DVD burning
and the result is great. I have also tested Edit Studio on Vista and that works fine, although playback during editing is a little jumpy. "Mikem201" wrote in message ... Hello, I burned a movie to DVD and they always turn out good with XP but I just burned one on Vista RC1 and the audio is really off. The program I used before (Easy Media Creator) is no longer compatible with Vista, some of my conversion software like Convert X to DVD doesn't even recognize the DVD drive for some reason. Any suggestions? -- Mike Mueller
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September 22nd 06, 07:50 PM
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DVD Burning question
Will all software be compatible when the final release version is available?
-- Mike Mueller "Colin Grant" wrote: I constructed a video dvd using Vista's (RC1) Movie Maker and DVD burning and the result is great. I have also tested Edit Studio on Vista and that works fine, although playback during editing is a little jumpy. "Mikem201" wrote in message ... Hello, I burned a movie to DVD and they always turn out good with XP but I just burned one on Vista RC1 and the audio is really off. The program I used before (Easy Media Creator) is no longer compatible with Vista, some of my conversion software like Convert X to DVD doesn't even recognize the DVD drive for some reason. Any suggestions? -- Mike Mueller
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September 24th 06, 05:52 AM
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DVD Burning question
I wonder if Nero or Roxio products will install using the new RC1 program
compatibilty wizard? Anyone try this? "Mikem201" wrote: Hello, I burned a movie to DVD and they always turn out good with XP but I just burned one on Vista RC1 and the audio is really off. The program I used before (Easy Media Creator) is no longer compatible with Vista, some of my conversion software like Convert X to DVD doesn't even recognize the DVD drive for some reason. Any suggestions? -- Mike Mueller
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September 24th 06, 10:36 AM
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DVD Burning question
I had to install VSO's DVD burning program (CopyToDVD) using the XP
compatibility option. I get the occasional error message which doesn't seem to have any functional effect when burning. "Ron K." Ron wrote in message ... I wonder if Nero or Roxio products will install using the new RC1 program compatibilty wizard? Anyone try this? "Mikem201" wrote: Hello, I burned a movie to DVD and they always turn out good with XP but I just burned one on Vista RC1 and the audio is really off. The program I used before (Easy Media Creator) is no longer compatible with Vista, some of my conversion software like Convert X to DVD doesn't even recognize the DVD drive for some reason. Any suggestions? -- Mike Mueller
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