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• Can I import images of DVD on my HARD drive through Bridge (I have Win 7

  Hello

  I use Win 7 (and also to have bridge on Mac OS X). I would like to import images of DVD on my HDD via Adobe Bridge. But I can't find the option to import DVDs in bridge (whether in Windows 7 or Mac). My DVD player on my Win machine is external, so that I have the regular internal DVD on my Macbook Pro drive. I'm trying to import pictures from DVD to HDD via Bridge. Pass the first round selection/reject by the bridge and then bring them to LR for more changes.

  I copy them now the DVD drive in a USB key. And then using the dialog box import Bridge (when I plug the USB again) copy on my HARD drive. I'm doing this because I need to batch rename my files, add metadata and keywords on import. These additions will not allow the function of simple copy/move and so I have to resort to this workaround from USB DVD on the HARD drive (across bridge). If I can import directly from DVD via Bridge, it will save me some time.

  Looking forward help pls.

  THX,

  Chinmoy

  I feel a bit silly now. For 2 days, I struggled and then posted my Q.

  After posting the Q, I thought about it in about 15 minutes.

  Insert the DVD.

  BR open

  Navigate to DVD

  Select all images

  Right-click - Batch Rename

  Choose the Destination path and the new file name.

  And go!

  If you have had the same problem, I did, hope this helps.

• Qosmio G30: How can I install only of the recovery image Ulead Dvd Movie factory

  Hello world

  I have question about Ulead dvd movie factory.
  First of all, I bought my G30 with XP when it was time to offer "vista for a few euros.

  So, I installed Vista with the official CD of Toshiba. But he was more Ulead Dvd movie Factory. The XP is just a disk image restore CD, I can't install it.

  Does anyone have a solution for me?
  Thank you to.
  ARM

  I think there is a solution!
  I found the Ulead DVD Movie Factory utility on the page of Toshiba.

  I searched the area of Qosmio G30 but without to succeed.

  But I checked the other sections and selected Satellite Satellite A series Satellite A200 (PSAEC) Vista and found the version of Ulead DVD Movie Factory 5.51.0147.03

  Download a trial to install this tool.

  Need factory!

• HP ENVY 700-203eo: image of DVD Burning 0xC0AA0301 error

  Hello

  HP ENVY 8.1 700-203eo/Windows

  I am trying to burn an .iso to a DVD image, but it fails with 0xC0AA0301 error code.

  I also tried to burn the DVD using the included bloatware Power2Go, with a similar result. Downloaded and tried ImgBurn - which also failed.

  Anyone able to help out?

  Thank you

  Thor Egil

  Hello @ThorEgil,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that your office is not able to burn DVDs using several programs, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  To enable your system to burn to a CD, once more, I recommend that you follow the steps described in this document on CD or DVD Drive cannot burn discs (Windows 8). I would also say to start your system in Safe Mode to see if a service request or background is originally a conflict when you burn DVDs.

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your response!

  Concerning

• Red excessive images once dvd has been made

  I'm using Windows Vista (Home Basic edition), Windows Movie Maker.  I scanned several pictures and created a great movie of family memories.  When I discovered the film on my laptop the image quality is good.  After you create a dvd much paintings have very red on the face of the individuals while other images seem to be hide or taking colors similar to that of the elements of the background.  For example, the faces of the two individuals have a bright purple tinge to them which is be the same color as the sweater worn by one of the individuals in the picture.  Everything looks good for what color is watching the movie on my laptop, it is only when a dvd is created that image quality seems to fall drastically.  What do I need change or adapt?
  Thank you for your response.

  Hello Bob,

  Thank you for the feedback.  Your test result, the only conclusion that I can find is that the film was burned bad media/disc.  Please can you try to burn another DVD (preferably of novelties for the tests) to see if the same thing happens on the second DVD.

  Please let me know the results.

  Zack
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• Manually burn the backup of system image on DVD

  I did extensive research on the Internet on the subject, but I have not found an answer.

  I created several distinct versions of complete system images different windows 7 on a disk external hard usb through the backup utility windows 7 change each time the destination folder name.

  I know that I can use backup windows 7 to create the system directly on DVD several images, but I want to do after I created the images on the external hard drive, because I want to be sure to use many DVD burn only a single image, choose the one that it is the best.

  Can someone tell me what is the correct way to burn on multiple images of a single DVD that I created on the external hard drive so that I can use these multiple dvds with the ERD in windows 7 to restore the image of the system?

  Thank you very much

  Best regards

  Michele

  I can't quite follow your train of thought, but here are a few thoughts of my own:

  • I can't burn images of system for DVDs. There are three reasons:
    -There are too many drives.
    -You cannot reuse the disk.
    -Burned DVDs are much less reliable than hard disks.
  • Each machine, I occupy I maintain three images on an external hard drive:
    -L'image of 'Factory' (which allows me to go back to square one)
    -The most recent image (which I renew once all the few months)
    -L'image before the most recent image (which lets me go back in case the most recent image turns out to be defective.
  • Given the performance a little unreliable the ease of creating native images, I use a third-party product. Its features are far superior and it compresses files image by about 50%. The product allows me to burn a CD of 'rescue' that allows me to restore an image on a blank disc.

  The above measures I would recover quickly from any disaster, no matter what it is.

• create the image of dvd or iso file

  Windows 7 pro how can 64, I create an ISO file or a picture of a dvd?

  Try using WinToFlash and Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool to create bootable Windows 7 USB drive.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
  http://WinToFlash.com/home/en/

  How to create an ISO Image of CD, DVD, or BD file (on the PC Support Web site): http://pcsupport.about.com/od/software-tools/a/create-iso-image-file.htm

• How can I burn a recovery of the system factory image on DVD?

  When I started my Win8 computer a window pops up asking me if I wanted to burn a DVD factory image. I clicked Yes. A power failure stopped the process until it was over. I don't know how it restart. How do I do that again?

  When I started my Win8 computer a window pops up asking me if I wanted to burn a DVD factory image. I clicked Yes. A power failure stopped the process until it was over. I don't know how it restart. How do I do that again?

  Ask the manufacturer of the computer.  They created the process.

• Creating a file Image of DVD with first Elements 7?

  First Elements 7 has the ability to create an Image of the DVD (ISO) Master file?

  I need to create a DVD image of the files to be sent to the partners.

  Otherwise, what is a good program to do this?  I need for DVD and Blu - Ray.

  Thank you.

  ~ CrazyIvan007

  Ivan,

  I don't think he does. Adobe still (the only creation of big brother to this function in pre) is. However, all is not lost. The freeware program ImgBurn can create a. ISO in the DVD folder. You use before burning to the folder, and then run ImgBurn to create the necessary file.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• He can't save images/files DVD and CD__Do I need a "third party" to do the job properly?

  Hello:

  XP with SP3

  For the past few weeks, I tried to save Photoes and files in DVD - R or a CD, but I get message 'error' whenever I try to save,... error message popping up in the middle of the screen,... "there are some problems or similar phrases with his background, 'Retry', ' jump, and 'Cancel'."

  My question is;

  How to save photoes and files in DVD - R or a CD successfully?  This is XP/SP3.

  Do I need to buy a third-party to record these photoes and folders?

  Thanks for any help on this, above.

  Hello:

  XP with SP3

  For the past few weeks, I tried to save Photoes and files in DVD - R or a CD, but I get message 'error' whenever I try to save,... error message popping up in the middle of the screen,... "there are some problems or similar phrases with his background, 'Retry', ' jump, and 'Cancel'."

  My question is;

  How to save photoes and files in DVD - R or a CD successfully?  This is XP/SP3.

  Do I need to buy a third-party to record these photoes and folders?

  Thanks for any help on this, above.

  Hi, I use picasa3 to store, view and difficulty and save photos on dvd free etc.its.

• TSST TS-H653A burn an ISO image on DVD-R DL discs?

  As far as I know, this product will not burn in this format, and the only DL format this unit Burns is DVD + R DL.  Anyone know if this is the case?  If so, does anyone know if there is a software or driver update or patch that will allow this device to burn DVD-R DL format?

  Thank you very much.

  
  

• Break the DVD recorded by a friend hol' images in individual images

  How to break a recored DVD friend Holiday Photos in individual to integrate into my video images

  The best bet would be to ask your friend for copies
  original digital images. If this is not possible...
  screenshots can be your answer but the resolution
  will not the same for the original photos.

  There are many ways to make the video screenshots...
  the info is a method...

  The free VLC Media Player can play your DVD and
  It has an option to make the screenshots that you can
  Save as JPG files.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  VLC Media Player
  http://www.videolan.org/

  For the installer for your screen Capture... Open VLC and
  Reach... Tools / Preferences / video button / video
  Instant image section.

  In the directory field... Search for and select a folder
  to save your captures po (for example... you could
  Create a new folder on your desktop and select)

  TO... Prefix... check the box... Sequential numbering.

  TO... Format, choose JPEG or PNG.

  Finally... on the left, click on the Save"" button.

  Now... Play the video and pause by pressing on your
  SPACEBAR when you see a screen you want to capture.

  To capture the screen... type...  SHIFT + S

  Press space to advance to the next photo...
  ect... etc...

  A possibility may be 'Solution B' in the
  next article:

  "Excerpt from photographs of wedding DVD videos.
  for printing.
  http://labnol.blogspot.com/2007/02/extract-still-photographs-from-wedding.html

  One more link:

  Capture images from DVD in Windows Media Player or Real movie scenes
  http://labnol.blogspot.com/2005/11/capture-still-images-from-Windows.html

  Good luck...

• Get the "layer break" error message when you try to preview a DVD single sided, or build a disk folder or ISO image

  Hello!  Hoping someone may be able to help with a strange problem.  I have not found anything in the forums or on the web that match my symptoms.

  I use Encore CS6 (v6.0.1.013) on a MacBook to the retina year last to create successfully a number of single-sided DVD with menus, chapters and all that.  I usually make a copy of a previous project to DVD, then replace the video media with the new files and transcodes them, move and rename chapter markers and rework the menus in Photoshop.  I will then build the ISO images to DVD and Blu - Ray (both single-sided) and use them to burn multiple copies of each DVD for customers.

  This week, all by developing one of these projects, trying to create an ISO from DVD image that looked like it would take on a 4.7 GB DVD, I received the message "layer break" ("the chosen layer break does not double layer requirements.  To resolve this problem, set a new layer break manually or choose to automatically set the layer break. ") because (I guess) the material was too long for the 4.7 GB DVD (generation screen now shows approximately 5 GB of material are in the project).  This is the first time I've seen this message - usually just tells me that the material is too big for the DVD.

  I re-transcoded the material down to well under 4.7 GB (about 3.9 GB), returned and replaced the files transcoded, and now the generation of DVD screen shows that there are approximately 700 MB of free space on a 4.7 GB DVD.  But I have not yet able to build any version of the DVD (image, folder, drive), without the message 'layer break '.  I also now get this message of breaking down even trying any menu, killing my ability to get a preview of the DVD menus in Encore to "Preview from Here".

  Just to see what would happen, I chose a 8.4 GB double layer DVD and selected 'manual' instead of 'auto' for the selection of layer break, but never had the Selection dialog box of a break layer, just the error message "layer break".

  Usually, I build images DVD and Blu - Ray with the same material in the same project.  I use different transcoding settings for each, and I was able to build an ISO from Blu - Ray without this "layer break" error on the Blu - Ray version (which is about 24.5 GB when built).  And as I mentioned earlier, this is the first project where I saw this message of layer break.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!  I would rather not to recreate the project from scratch, but I'm worried that I might have to.

  Thank you

  Jon

  Thanks for the quick response!  My problem is that I don't want to make a record double layer - it's a single layer 4.7 GB max project (currently at about 3.5 GB, after removing the extras timeline and asset to see what it might do).  And even when creating a file, I get the error message "layer break", so I couldn't use ImgBurn if I wanted to.

  Thanks for the links - I had seen a lot of them before, but missed a comment from someone, which means that once a layer break set in yet, it cannot be changed.  It makes me wonder if, once again goes in the way of thinking that a rupture of the layer is required, there is no way to disable this behavior.  Has anyone seen this behavior?

  I think my only option at this point is to rebuild the project from scratch, following Neil Wilkes strategy for the command to add assets (I had not paid much attention information previously).  Suggestions are always welcome, however!

• What do you do when a DVD is the only one of the images that you got?

  OK, so here is the story, I posted something like this about a week on a discussion forum earlier, but now some of the components have changed.

  A family member took some of our reel 8mm film transfer to have put images on DVD somewhere. Well the DVD's very, but I wanted to participate in this DVD and edit it so that I could make a film tribute of documentry about my father who died awhile back. On this DVD, ago about 8 minutes from the right sequence of him I would use, so I used a trial DVD Ripper/converter software and converted to MPEG2 and the results were excellent, quality appeared just as good as the DVD and I'd be fine with use for my documentry/tribute film, when I imported into first 1.5 it plays fine on the monitor and he actually plays great on the timeline, no complaints. Now when I'm going to make it, he plays all jerky as executives get all messed up or something. On this earlier discussion I posted this information, people had replied that I need to get the 8mm film and transferred it to mini DV or on a hard drive, so I can edit it from there. Although the problem is the film 8mm original got thrown after the DVD, so all I have is the DVD. Is there any setting I can change in first it is so jerky all like it when I make it or is it possible that I can have the DVD transferred to mini DV tape and then change it to first as usual? I don't know what to do and I really need the images on the DVD. I realize I'm going to lose quality, but that's all I have, so I have to make it work. Video transfer locations have the opportunity to put a DVD into a format which usually lose a lot of quality, is it possible to transfer mini-DV or is there a way I can? Please, please help,

  Thank you

  Jason

  For those following along at home, I said to Jason by PM.

  A large part will be eliminated, but given the situation, my recommendation is to use either a digital video camera with passthrough (or bridge of A & D) capabilities to food from the drive of DVD and DV - AVI Type II capture for editing. Yes, there will be always the first compression MPEG-2 (no way around it), and then, if the DVD-video is the scheduled release, another MPEG-2 transcoding.

  I had suggested going back to the maximum with the flow, transcoding this topic to use in a DVD-video.

  I hope that someone else has a plan even better for Jason, so that can get the best possible result, regardless of what the source of the layer footage is in this case.

  It is also unnecessary to suggest that goes back to the original 8mm, they no longer exist. Obviously, if possible, which would be ideal and fair telecine on a miniDV cassette. Unfortunately, this is not a possibility.

  Open to other ideas,

  Hunt

• Writing on DVD + R, DVD - R and CDR on M300 - what's up?

  I'd like some comments on this post. I missed something - or Toshiba have a problem with their software on M300s distribution.

  I run a small business, and have a network of 8 PCs. I am constantly evolving of DELLs - and I have just purchase a M300 after very careful consideration. I bought a Multidrive DVD.

  I've gradually been bringing the laptop to speed by installing office software, my own files, partitioning of the main drive to separate OS/programs and my Docs. I then added the "additional software" (from CD) provided by Toshiba. Everything seemed hunky dory - so I thought I would create an image (using Acronis image) on DVD - just in case.

  Imagine my surprise when I discovered that the placement of a DVD-R in the drive, it has not been recognized - and could not be formatted. Even with DVD + R. The error message made it clear that the OEM software provided by Toshiba (Sonic DLA) does not recognize these media types (or COR). After a lot of hunting, there is a short note to this effect, buried in the text "read me". By visiting the website of Sonic, they argue that some versions of OEM of DLA will not work with the write-once format discs.
  So much for multiformat!

  I then considered using the recovery disk, I had already made (and tested) using the Toshiba Recovery console - just to get the system back to a State first. However, I couldn't read the disc. Once again on the Sonic site there is a list of the compatibility problems with DLA - and one of these programs is WinDVD - one of the two programs that Toshiba provides on his CD "additional Software"! It still gave me problems with the reading recovery disk?

  So now I'm almost snookered.

  Fortunately, using a combination of Ghost and image I managed to get back to a working laptop.

  Then, I uninstalled Sonic DLA and installed an alternative (Pinnacle InstantCD/DVD). Now I can record to CDR, DVD - RW, DVD + R, DVD - R.

  So my question is this.

  Was I forgetting something - or is the version of Sonic DLA provided (closed 4.95 - build 490B41C) inadequate? Similarly is it wise to group "additional software" (Win DVD) that is listed as having an incompatibility with DLA?

  Hello

  I'll try and help you with that. First of all, the drive is listed as Multi format to read multiple forms of media. However, and this is the crutch that not all media is the same and does the same specifications. As such, there are inconsistancies and incompatabilities, and while these are few and far between you will always get problems. Second, you cannot format a DVD-r or + R disc you can format only - rw.
  According to the version of Sonic shipped on these machines is not a full version, and not later, because since the software was loaded on the machine and then sold Sonic may have released a newer version and why are they doing this? Well because find a fault or an incompatibility with some type of media and need to get out an update to make it work. It's pretty common, and if you use Sonic, nero or others that you'll find it. If you do a recovery DVDs on a DVD with compatibility problems you might get trouble. The fact that you show where able to make it work with another application the problem is with the software and DVD disc and not material in the machine. While I see that this doesn't help much, I want to emphasize that it is not uncommon and will be almost the same for all manufacturing.

  Now, I personally recommend divert you to Sonic and use the latest version of the Nero software, this in my opinion is far superior and works with virtually all media.

  In response to your question, no you don't have not overlooked anything. Is it wise to this software? Well I think for 99% of all cd/dvd media. If however you have the 1% or so this does not work then I guess that you have right to be annoyed. The most important thing is that you have found something that works in Pinnacle, I would go with that, its probably a better software package anyway.