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• QuickTime Pro - how to make a type of Brady bunch in video...

  Hi everyone - I'm doing a film type Brady Bunch for my wedding. The basic idea is that my bridal party mime along a song and its display in a mosaic of Brady Bunch effect... I am registered and just really struggled with Quicktime Pro - Ive downloaded the Pro part of it... but I can't work on how to make a grid of movie... any help would be appreciated!

  I'm doing a film type Brady Bunch for my wedding. The basic idea is that my bridal party mime along a song and its display in a mosaic of Brady Bunch effect... I am registered and just really struggled with Quicktime Pro - Ive downloaded the Pro part of it... but I can't work on how to make a grid of movie... any help would be appreciated!

  If I understand correctly what you want to do, the basic strategy is the following...

  (1) create video clips that you want to merge into a single player to create your space video editing (rather than temporal). (I.e., Audio and/or the content of each video clip is more later extracted from its source file merged together as independent data tracks in a single-file container with a maximum limit of 99 tracks.) NOTE: It is usually better to create or pre crop your videos to the format of image that you want to display in your final file. While the poster may change subsequently, chasing elongation may introduce distortion of object in the final poster.

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  Here is a collection of files that I used to create a file of example of which, according to me, you try to accomplish.

  (2) once the individual clips have been created, the next step is to extract/copy the data of your main working file. I normally recommend a workflow 'extraction' here to eliminate the possible accidental change in sourcing video clips that may or may not be needed later - especially if you can be prone to make mistakes during the learning process or need to re - edit track content later for one reason or another. In this case, the video tracks of the first 8 files posted above will be merged together as 320 x 180 'windows' in a grid 3 x 3, playing in a display area 960 x 540. The 9th (central area of window grid) will display a "title" image PNG which will be added later with a single audio track. The result will look something like this:

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  In my case, the videos are displayed is attached directly to the other and without borders. Show images title, borders, scaling and positioning of the content is all areas in which you can express your individual creativity so the image above is presented just as a small example of what can be done.

  (3) the next step is to open/create your 7 QT main window work (target player) Pro. To make this simple select the 'New player' option under the menu 'File' of QT 7 Player.

  (4) at this point you repeatedly open your video clips source one by one, extract data from a track audio and/or video you like, store their pointers in the temporary memory, select the target drive and then copy references to date of temporary storage track in the new player. Most of these operations, you want to open and use the 7 QT Pro fenΩtre 'PropriΘtΘs' ('Command-J' keyboard shortcut).

  

  The base this workflow is to open/select the video file source, open the 'Properties' window, select the data track, you need to extract/copy, press the button "Extract" to extract the data from a separate playback window (to avoid accidental loss or modification of the original file), select the player window newly extracted, press the "Command-A" keyboard shortcut to select the entire track (or change the track if necessary before using the shortcut) , press the keyboard shortcut "Control + C" to copy the reference to the memory track, select the target drive window, open the 'properties' if it isn't already open, make sure that the playhead is an insertion point in the timeline panel and press the hotkey 'Command-Option-V' (or select 'Add' option menu change) to copy the track to your target file.

  At this point, you can close any unnecessary player windows always open and repeat the operation until all the data of video clip has been added to your target drive. Your 'Properties' window for the target player should now look like this:

  

  (5) the next step is to scale and/or get compensation for the display of individual video tracks. This can be done immediately after inserting the video tracks individual or all at the same time. I encoded my files to the resolution and the appearance I wanted to display, I didn't need to scale my files in this example. In any case, go to the widow of 'Properties' of the working file and select the video track, you want to work. Once the track is selected, open the tab "Visual settings" piece of tat in the half lower the window "Properties". Enter values waterproofing if necessary, but try not to change the proportions of the display. Then adjust the values of offset for each track so that the individual display areas do not overlap each other. In my case, it was implemented first video track to an offset "0 x 0. Because my songs were to be displayed in the boxes to display 320 x 180, additional video tracks were offset 320 x 0, 640 x 0, 0 x 180, 640 x 180, 0 x 360, 320 x 360 and 640 x 360 with the offset of Center (320 x 180) reserved for future use by my 'title' PNG image. Video tracks are normally assigned to layers automatically when added to the target file. These layer assignments may be changed if necessary for duplication, but since none of my pieces overlap, I have all my video tracks placed on layer '0 '. (However, this was not something you need to worry at the moment.)

  (6) using the same basic strategy, I opened my PNG image in a window of player QT 7 and used the keyboard shortcut "Command-A" and "control + C" to copy the image into the temporary memory. However, since I want this image image displayed during the entire period of the reading of the final file, I use a different strategy to copy it in to target player. In this case, I select the target player and the keyboard 'Command-A' to select the length of the file. At this point, I can use the menu 'Edition' the option "Add to selection and Scale" (shortcut of keyboard 'Option-shift-command-V') to display the image copied for the duration of the file.

  (7) the last data track, which I have added to my sample file was the audio track. Here once again the strategy of the video track is used to extract everything first and then copy/add data to the target file. This concludes the copy of data workflow and I recommend that you use the "save under...". "Option from the file menu to save your project as a MOV file standalone.

  (8) at this point, you can cut your file if necessary. In my case, all video tracks (as well as the audio track) was of different lengths. In my case, I started reading all the content at the beginning of my file, but you can offset the departure of any track anywhere in your timeline if you want. (Another chance for you to express your individual creativity that can be desired). However, since each of my video track ends at a different point during playback, I found it interesting to cut my file at the point where the audio track ends and before the last video track ends playback. Basically, you can use the 'I' and keyboard shortcuts "O" to define 'in' and 'out' points for your target video if you want. Once these are defined, you can use the Edit option "Trim to selection" menu to physically cut your project file.

  (9) when the project is complete, you can export it to a format of final distribution. In my case, I used the El Capitan Finder 'Convert' possibility of embedding to transcode the project file M4V h.264/AAC high quality to "flatten" all the contents of simple video and audio tracks. The target format was probably "overkill" for my purposes, but provides a good example of what you can do according to the time and effort that you can invest.

  (10) this is the URL to the 'project' and the final output files "" in case you want to review. (Option-click on the link to download copies.)

  

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• How to burn DVDs on XP?

  My situation is:

  I loaded video files from a sony handycam, convert to wmv for use in WMM. I made movies, saved in .avi format and tried to use PMB to burn a dvd. The files show too big (11 + gb) to burn it to a dvd. Since I'm on XP, I do not have DVD maker. What are my options to get these files to a size to burn a dvd?

  Thank you!

  My situation is:

  I loaded video files from a sony handycam, convert to wmv for use in WMM. I made movies, saved in .avi format and tried to use PMB to burn a dvd. The files show too big (11 + gb) to burn it to a dvd. Since I'm on XP, I do not have DVD maker. What are my options to get these files to a size to burn a dvd?

  Thank you!

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  The software free DVD Flick might be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Download.php
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Save the file to a folder on your hard drive and
  install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Conversion of project movie maker Windows DVD player

  Can a project created with windows movie maker (and shown through media player) be converted so that it plays in a normal DVD player? If so, how?

  Can a project created with windows movie maker (and shown through media player) be converted so that it plays in a normal DVD player? If so, how?

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  Yes... and since you post in the XP forum... you
  must run XP with Movie Maker 2.1?

  OK, you need to save your project in .avi or .wmv
  film format. Then you need DVD Aurhoring software for
  create a video DVD. The software free DVD Flick can do...
  (How to record in .wmv or .avi... pasted below)

  DVD Flick
  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/dvdflick/

  (the file you need to download and install is:)
  "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Here are some basic instructions:

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.
   
  Finally... Here's how to Save Movie Maker:

  To save in a .wmv movie file...
  Type of... CTRL + P to open the movie recording Wizard.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  ICT... "Best quality for my computer.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  To save a .avi movie file...
  (and other options)
  Type of... CTRL + P to open the movie recording Wizard.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  Show more choices.
  Other parameters.
  Open the window of the droplet and choose... DV - AVI.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Windows Video Maker question

  Hello

  I use Win XP Pro and Movie Maker that comes with it. I installed a Firewire card in my PC Tower, and using an iLink cable, I managed to create and edit a video in WMV format.

  However, I can't watch it on my DVD player because he doesn't "see" MP3 files, so I need to convert my WMV movie to a movie MP3 (only audio no).

  Is there any free software that lets you convert the whole (1.4 GB) movie.

  Thank you very much

  Bluenose

  MP3 isn't the answer, because it is an audio format.

  OK... you have your Movie Maker. WMV video file...
  the following information, you should get on the road to a
  DVD-video.

  To create a video DVD that should play on a
  free standing DVD Player you need Authoring DVD
  software. The following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD-flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest).

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Tutorials:

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• Can't read my video I created with movie maker in any VCR?

  running windows xp home and I created a movie with movie maker and now it will not play in any VCR, but he will play in this pc, I want to take the film anywhere and it play?

  HighMAT is obsolete now and there is very little
  DVD players that recognize the format.

  If you want to create a video CD (VCD) or a video
  DVD... you will need DVD Authoring software.

  First step would be to save the Movie Maker project
  in the. Format WMV movie to a folder on your hard drive.
  Then you could play it in Windows Media Player and
  Share it with others.

  XP Windows Movie Maker 2.1...
  To save in a .wmv movie file...
  Type of... CTRL + P (or go to...) File / save movie file)
  to open the wizard movie recording.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  ICT... "Best quality for my computer.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  If you want to create a video CD (VCD) or DVD video...
  for use in a self-supporting import of DVD player, the movie
  the freeware next to the file in the DVD authoring software...
  maybe worth a try.

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD_Flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest).

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a CD or DVDs your
  burner.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  (Also... If you want to create a video CD (VCD) go to...
  Project settings / general / target size... and select...
  CD-700 (700 MB).

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  To allow a longer time on the DVD... left click the
  The project settings button / select video / open the target
  Bitrate of drop window. Choose a will more small number
  result in a longer time on the DVD. Press on... Accept.

  The vertical bar to the left of the screen will tell you
  How much compression you need.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  software advanced as Sony, Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio,
  Adobe, Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• XP Pro and Windows Movie Maker

  I am running XP Pro and have created a slide show in Windows Movie Maker, but cannot burn to a disc.  I get a message to insert a blank disc, which, of course, I already have.  I downloaded Windows DVD maker, but which requires an ISO file to burn and the Movie Maker saves the file under a MSWMM file.  Can someone help me?   Thank you.

  I'm guessing that you want to create a video DVD that
  will play in a free-standing DVD player.

  First you must save your Movie Maker project to
  the. WMV video format (.mswmm is the project
  folder and is only useful for a re-release in Movie Maker).

  To save in a .wmv movie file...
  Type of... CTRL + P (or go to...) File / save movie file)
  to open the wizard movie recording.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  ICT... "Best quality for my computer.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  OK... now you have a video clip and you have DVD
  Software to burn a DVD video creation.

  The following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD_Flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest).

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  To allow a longer time on the DVD... left click the
  The project settings button / select video / open the target
  Bitrate of drop window. Choose a will more small number
  result in a longer time on the DVD. Press on... Accept.

  The vertical bar to the left of the screen will tell you
  How much compression you need.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  software advanced as Sony, Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio,
  Adobe, Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• How do I see what I burn on my aloan stand home dvd player.

  I burned a dvd. But I can watch the dvd on my computer, but not on my reader dvd standaloan. It gets more complicated all the time. the closest I can fill a dvd successfully, it seems to be that I'm missing. I have read the guide dvdflick and attempted to finalize my burn, but then burn IMG takes over and img burn not adopted for ntsc format. Can some a unmask for me what I am doing wrong...

  Some free-standing DVD players will not play a DVD-video made home.

  In any case... maybe the info will help you:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• conversion extensions

  what my video extension musi must be to burn a dvd so it will play on a dvd player. Convert the original .flv DOWNLOAD?

  If you want a DVD that will play in a free-standing
  DVD player you need of DVD Authoring software.

  With regard to the format of your source video clips... it
  depends on what is compatible with the creation
  you decide to use the software.

  The following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD_Flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest).

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  software advanced as Sony, Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio,
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• DVD burning Info

  I tried to burn a dvd using Windows Movie Maker and DVD Flick slideshow. Unfortunately, I was cheated to achieve my goals with each attempt. I am running Microsoft Windows Professional version 2002 service Pack 3. My computer is running [R] Intel Pentium [R] 4 CPU 3 .00GHz, with 480 MB of RAM. And ATAPI CD RW 52 x 32 and the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive. CD-ROM standard drive HL-DT-ST DVD - ROM GDR8164B CD-ROM drive. In addition, its Realtek AC 97, audio and video controllers. My computer runs the wrong hardware to burn DVDs, or I go to write the wrong way. I have went hollow IMG burn fine and have been paying attention to the details. Do I need to use wmv or avi files? Help please!

  FWIW... the following information can help you with DVDFlick:

  WMV or AVI should work in DVDFlick

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  advanced as Sony, Cyberlink, Nero, software
  Roxio, Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• I would like to know why I can't burn a dvd

  I tried to burn DVDs with windows media center of Utorrent and when I en cert in my magnovox dvd player they won't play. I would like to burn DVDs for my grandchildren to use when they go down for Christmas. I go from FLV converters and all sorts of programs that do not work for me. There must be a combonation of free software that I can use to achieve my goal of making my happy babies. I'm not rich or well offshore. But I would like to help. Thanks forume...

  FWIW... some DVD players will not play a home
  on DVD...

  That said...

  To create a video DVD that will play in a free
  Standing DVD player... you need Authoring DVD
  software.

  The following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD_Flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest.

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• When you use Windows Movie Maker, I can only burn a CD when I want to burn a DVD, why I can't burn a DVD Slideshow?

  I have pictures saved on my hard drive and I want to burn a DVD, but Microsoft Movie Maker will only burn to a CD.  How can I burn to a DVD?  I was told that it is possible.

  The only version of Windows XP that has a DVD option in Movie Maker
  is the "Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005"...

  If you want to burn a video DVD that will play in a free-standing DVD
  Drive on an XP system, you need DVD Authoring software.

  There are many choices in retail, but to get started the following freeware
  may be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/software/download.php?sid=1246&SSID=0&did=2
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  If you decide to go on the road to detail... This article may
  be useful: he compares 15 of the most popular applications.

  Best video 2011, magazine publishing and software comparisons
  http://video-editing-software-review.TopTenReviews.com/

  Good luck.

• I need help burning a cd from Director of windows. When it burns, it leaves aside the last few photos on the cd.

  All the music Burns fine on the cd, but for some reason, simply of turns black towards the end of the program, leaving aside the last pictures of the film.  I need help!

  You may add too many files on the CD.
  And a project too complex can cause problems...
  too many transitions, effects, splitting, etc...

  And... It may be useful if you are going to... Tools / Options /.
  ... Compatibility tab and left click to restore all
  Default button.

  One or more files also may have compatibility
  questions:

  Several formats are apparently compatible with
  Movie Maker, but the most reliable choices are:

  Photos - bmp
  Video - wmv or dv - avi
  Audio - wav, wma, wmv

  Try to save the project in the. WMV video format
  in a folder on your hard drive and then burn the
  . File WMV to CD using other software.

  To save in a .wmv movie file...
  Type of... CTRL + P (or go to...) File / save movie file)
  to open the wizard movie recording.
  Choose... My computer.
  Next /.
  Enter a name and a location.
  Next /.
  ICT... "Best quality for my computer.
  Next /.
  Wait while the movie is saved.
  Finishing...

  See the following article:

  Movie Maker - video recording on a CD - R, CD - RW.
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/tutorials/HowToSaveCDRom.aspx

  The free software CDBurnerXP allows you to burn your video
  file on a data CD.

  CDBurnerXP
  http://CDBurnerXP.se/
  (Yes, it works on XP, Vista, 7)

  CDBurnerXP - create data disc
  http://CDBurnerXP.se/help/data/compiledata

  And... If you decide to create a video DVD... the
  following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/software/download.php?sid=1246&SSID=0&did=2
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• How to make a dvd using windows movie maker

  How to create a dvd with movie maker. film downloaded from camara tried to create a dvd, but it won't let me it will only do CD that I can't read on my computer or dvd player

  The only version of XP WIndows Movie Maker who has
  a DVD option is WIndows XP Media Center Edition 2005.

  You need DVD creation software to create a DVD-video...
  the following freeware can be worth a try:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Download.php
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• How to transfer vidio of picasa for windows movie maker

  I made a movie of my pictues in Picasa and burn a dvd. Director said was the thing to use. but I don't know how to get the vidio of picasa, windows movie maker

  Lol... in Windows XP... Movie Maker won't help
  make you a DVD, unless you run the
  Windows XP Media Center 2005 Edition.

  You need DVD Authoring software... What follows
  Freeware can be worth a try to help you get started:

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

  DVD Flick
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Download.php
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in a free
  permanent drive DVD... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  Advanced Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio, software
  Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.