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Capturing video by using MyDVD

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Capturing video by using MyDVD Before you begin using MyDVD to create your movies, you can capture your video files from within the MyDVD program. To do this: 1 Attach your digital video source to your PC. A window appears with various options. 2 Select Make a DVD, and then click OK. This opens MyDVD, and then imports your video files into a MyDVD project. In the project, you can edit your files before saving or recording the final movie to a DVD. Or Select Record Direct to DVD to record your video files to a DVD. 3 Click the Capture button. Select your recording options from the drop-down menus. Click the Record button to begin capturing your video file. Click the Stop button to stop capturing. Click Done. Or Click Get Movies to add video files that are stored on your hard drive. Select your video file, and then click Open. DVD Writer User's Guide 11

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DVD Writer User’s Guide
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Capturing video by using MyDVD
Before you begin using MyDVD to create your
movies, you can capture your video files from
within the MyDVD program. To do this:
1
Attach your digital video source to your PC.
A window appears with various options.
2
Select
Make a DVD
,
and then click
OK
. This
opens MyDVD, and then imports your video
files into a MyDVD project. In the project, you
can edit your files before saving or recording
the final movie to a DVD.
Or
Select
Record Direct to DVD
to record your
video files to a DVD.
3
Click the
Capture
button. Select your
recording options from the drop-down
menus. Click the
Record
button
to
begin capturing your video file. Click the
Stop
button
to stop capturing.
Click
Done
.
Or
Click
Get Movies
to add video files that are
stored on your hard drive. Select your video
file, and then click
Open
.