It looks promising, it is creating each clips as a stand-alone. It took the WMV files right in and I am trying it out now.
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No 30-day trial, and it was only a 10 megabyte download and didn't nag me for toolbar installations etc. UPDATE: I found this article ( ) and it mentioned a program I'd seen referenced elsewhere also-WinX DVD Author ( ), a totally free and simple DVD authoring program.
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mp4 files required converting to m4v (H264) in Handbrake first while others didn't. The CODEC etc may not be EXACTLY the same, as some of the. For clarification, most of the clips (in fact, I think ALL of them) are. They offered MPEG2 exporting which made it easy to use on TMPGEnc DVD Author. I also couldn't find an MPEG2 option which would've helped insomuch that I have an old working version of TMPGEnc DVD Author that still works on my XP machines, but it only reads MPEG2 or DVD files mostly.įor editing, prior to Cyberlink, I formerly used VideoStudio 7 and 11, the former doesn't work past Windows XP the latter I've misplaced else I'd used it.
mp4 and I tried exporting the final results to that format, but it wouldn't work. Almost all of the "source" clips (which I still have) are.
These files came from a video "slideshow" presentation I was doing, I was using Cyberlink PowerDirector (I think that's the name) which came with the new Dell i600s I just bought. (thecoalman) Thanks for your reply on this Christmas Day.
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