I need to know, what is the best way to capture video from VHS tape to my
computer. I want to capture the video just like it is on the source tape and
transfer it to my computer without any video quality loss. Also, while I'm
capturing, how can I record the video audio and still ...

Is there a way to make different "menus" on a DVD?
For example, I want to split my Home Video into 5 "sections" so I can
advance quickly to a birthday or xmas or whatever.
When you put the DVD in the player, it will show you the menu options at

I created a movie with an audio track and while all looked and sounded
great in the preview, I could hear an *almost* imperceptible chop in
the sound at each scene transition point when I viewed the rendered
DV-AVI file. I re-tried the rendering using high-quality WMV and there

I just made a movie on Windows Movie Maker and burned it to a cd-r. I tried
to view the movie on my dvd player that is connected to my tv and the dvd
player states that the disc cannot be read. The dvd player is cd-r/cdrw
compatible. I tried to burn the movie to a cd-rw disc and ...

l have a panasonic dv,and would like to transfer the home movie direct onto
the computers dvd, is this possible.lf so,how. l am a novice to all this so
please understand if this is a simple task.l have a toshiba A60 dvd super
multi drive.

I have an analogue camcorder. I connect with one end in
the camera (line out) and the yellow to yellow, and black
into white (on the pc connection). It allows me to
preview and capture both with full normal sound. When

I have a Sharp VL-WD450U camcorder that worked fine with my 98SE
machine and which now exhibits funny behaviour on my new XP(SP2)
machine.
The behaviour is this: Upon plugging the camcorder in and turning it

I have recently bought a DVD burner, and I am trying to turn AVI's or MPG's
to a DVD that I can play on my TV DVD player.
Any suggestions?

When I try to save my video to DV tape using Windows Movie Maker 2.1, I
wind up with choppy video and sound that's very distorted. Also, the
original video on my computer is shorter than the video that's saved to
the DV tape. A video lasting 6 minutes and 30 seconds on my computer

I have windows media player and the movie maker and real player.. none of
them will play CDs after I got a new computer. The same message keeps
appearing.
It says:

Trying to get this #%#$% card to work properly.
1] Removed all ATI software both automatically and manually according to ATI
instructions and emails.
2] Completed a Windows XP repair

please i need your invaluable assistance on how to convert
a window movie maker file (.wmv) to .mpeg or .dat file
format. if there is any software that could be of help
please feel free to let me know.

Movie Maker 2  (5.1 SP2, 2.1)
I know how the capture should work, as I have a computer (XP Home, IEEE card
port, etc.) and all works fine.  I also have a computer (XP Pro, IEEE on
Mother board, 4 hard drives (2 IDE, 2 RAID)).  The capture starts normally

I am looking for a video camera that I can plug directly into a local area
network and have it transmit a live video signal to a remote location over a
wide area network link (T1).  Preferably, the camera would not plug into the
USB port on a computer but can be assigned a TCP/IP ...

I have installed a new Graphics card on my computor. When I go to the
internet I am not getting a full screen, can you tell me how to fix this?