Compaq Presario 6500 Compaq Presario DVD Writer User's Guide - Page 13

Make Movie, Stream, Share, Settings, Important, Create

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Or Click the 2 Edit tab, and then click the folder icon at the top of the window under the Make Movie tab. From here, you can browse and select your video files from your hard drive. 3 Edit your video files after you have transferred all your video clips into your project file. 4 Click the 3 Make Movie button. Select the video file type on the left side of the window (select Tape, AVI, MPEG, Stream, or Share). Click the Settings button, select your video and audio settings, and then click OK. Important: You must save the video file as a file type that is supported by MyDVD if you want to record your video to a DVD that can be played in DVD players. MPEG-1 and 2, AVI, and DVD Video Recording Format files are supported by MyDVD. 5 Click the Create button to finish making the movie file. 6 Click the File menu and then click Save to save the file to your hard drive. Refer to the Help menu in the Studio toolbar for more information about editing and recording your video files. DVD Writer User's Guide 9

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DVD Writer User’s Guide
9
Or
Click the
2 Edit
tab, and then click the folder
icon at the top of the window under the Make
Movie tab. From here, you can browse and
select your video files from your hard drive.
3
Edit your video files after you have transferred
all your video clips into your project file.
4
Click the
3 Make Movie
button. Select the
video file type on the left side of the window
(select
Tape
,
AVI
,
MPEG
,
Stream
, or
Share
). Click the
Settings
button, select your
video and audio settings, and then click
OK
.
Important:
You must save the video file as a file
type that is supported by MyDVD if you want
to record your video to a DVD that can be
played in DVD players. MPEG-1 and 2, AVI,
and DVD Video Recording Format files are
supported by MyDVD.
5
Click the
Create
button to finish making the
movie file.
6
Click the
File
menu and then click
Save
to
save the file to your hard drive.
Refer to the Help menu in the Studio toolbar for
more information about editing and recording
your video files.