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Hi,
So far there is no such setting or heavior design in user interface.
But you may try the below undocumented key in registry.
Computer\HKEY_USER_USER\Software\CyberLink\YouCam6\OpenEffectPageAtStartup = dword:00000000
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Hi,
Could you be more speific on "cannot find"?
1. You don't know how to set?
It's in the [Options] tab of Settings/Information dialog after you clicked [Next]
2. You do not have an autorun program?
The autorun is an exe which would be executed automatically when you insert the disc.
So it's provided by youself, not by the program. If there is no exe in your data, actually you can't set autorun.
3. The auto run didn't execute?
Which is your case?
Thanks.
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Hi,
You need to install Lightscribe system software first.
http://www.lightscribe.com/downloadsection/Windows/index.aspx?id=810
>If I install, setup and Windows/BIOS recognize the drive, will Cyberlink operate the drive using their software (Power2Go, LabelPrint) OK?
Yes, Power2Go and LablePrint are general purpose optical drive software, no special hardware binding.
Hope this help.
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Please be noted to import ppt, Office needs to be installed.
Be sure there is Office (at least PowerPoint) installed.
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Hi,
you have done nothing wrong, this is a typical video length a DVD disc can hold.
When you use "HQ - Best Quaity", a 4.7G DVD can usually hold 60 minutes of video.
No matter what source formats you have used, it would be converted into DVD format.
There is a possibility on Power2Go if you want to hold more video.
But your source videos are better be with 4:3 aspect ratio, otherwise you will see black bars above and below video.
Go to [Disc Preferences] tab
Change [Widescreen (16:9] into [Regular display (4:3)]
There will be more options besides just [HQ - Best Quality]. You can try different ones to see the difference.
But be careful on video quality, the more video you put in, the more quality degrade the DVD would be.
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Hi,
It means the sensitivity to motion.
With the same scene content change, lower sensitivity (slider to the left) would not classify it as a "valid" motion while higher (slider to the right) may classify it as a "valid" motion.
And to answer your question specifically: slider to the right will make more video.
I would like to thank you for your feedback and I would convey your comments to the product teams.
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There are two orange thumbs beside the timeline indicator, you can drag that two orange thumbs to make range selection.
Then magically you are going to see a [Render Preview] button.
The produced video reslution can be decided by the Preview Quality you select.
Hope this can help.
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