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Carl,
Thanks for the information, & reply, it is appreciated.
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I have recently purchased a Blu ray read write for my computer.
I have put the files from the DVD video onto the hard drive, and by using PD 9
I have produced a Blu ray disk, which has turned out OK.
I have played both the original DVD and the Blu ray disk via a Sony 1080P 40" TV. The sound quality on the
Blu ray is better than the DVD.
However looking at both scenes on DVD & Blu ray, I cannot tell much difference in the picture quality.
Would I get a better video quality if I started from scratch put the files onto PD 9, edit, produce etc.
and transfer the movie directly onto a Blu ray disk?
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Hi Neil,
Many thanks again, for clarifying my question.
Regards
Alan
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Hi Neil,
Just had a quick look at the excellent video.
My problem is that my second DVD which I want to include on the Blu ray disk has nothing in common with the first DVD files I have saved & produced.
Therefore I assume that looking at the instructional video, I must put all[u] the files together onto the blu ray disk, am In correct in assuming this?
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Neil,
Many thanks for you quick & comprehensive reply, I will give it a try.
Regards
Alan
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Just purchased a read/write blu ray for my computer. I am wanting to transfer my home video collection from my DVD's to Blu ray disks.
I have been advised by Cyberlink support that I can do this by putting the VOB files from my DVD onto the hard drive. Then insert the VOB files into P.D. 9. Then produce and burn onto a Blu ray disk.
This works OK and no problems. But as the Blu Ray disk is not full, I then put another video file from my DVD onto the hard drive & repeat the process again.
This works, but the only way PD 9 will let me do this is to delete the first video. I wish to keep both video's on the Blu ray disk.
Is there any way around this problem?
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Hi JF,
Thanks for your reply.
I have unchecked this tab, but unfortunately, I still get the occasional
crash. I have been onto the "firm" which sold me the overclocked set
up. I would appear from their comments, the BIOS settings are incorrect.
I am still corresponding with them to resolve the issue.
It would appear at this stage, it is nothing to do with the software.
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Thank you for your replies.
Forgotten to mention, may be important?
The video clips I am using are from The Canon in HG 10 & The TZ7,
can you "Mix" these clips together to make the video?
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Hi Robert S,
Thanks for your reply.
Also do you have shadow files turned off
I will look at this in due course.
I have managed to save e a small video file which lasted about 5 minutes
and put into You Tube, which was successful.
I will go back to basics, and try not to be too ambitious.
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I am new to PowerDirector 8, and have just tried for many hours to try & resolve the issue of the computer crashing, when "Producing."
Set Up: Windows 7
Canon HG 10 Camcorder
Panasonic DMC TZ7
Computer:
i7 2.67Gh overclocked to 4.00 Gh
6 Gb. Ram
Nvidia 8800 GT graphics card.
I have manged to get to the stage of editing the package, and satisfied with the results.
I then came to "Producing" rendering, some times I would get about half way through and the program would crash. Soime times it would crash after a few minutes. I managed to see the "Blue Screen" on one occasion which read " Bad Pool header......."
I have now realised that in some of the clips I used video from my Panasonic TZ7, I don't think this "video" is supported. Is this why the computer keeps crashing?
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