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I did not receive a solution from Support after more than 1 month. Is this normal?
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I have the same problems. At the startup when the Timeline loads the data, the program hangs, not always, lets say 50%.
The program hangs frequently when capturing, also when stoping capturing a scene. I have had this 6times on 1 hour of work.
The program crashes 80% when burning (the progress indicator hangs at 70% sometimes at 29%)
I bought a update PD5, it's pitty of the money. The other programs of the suite (I have not updated the whole suite) are they interfering with this update?
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I have the same problems. At the startup when the Timeline loads the data, the program hangs, not always, lets say 50%.
The program hangs frequently when capturing, also when stoping capturing a scene. I have had this 6times on 1 hour of work.
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The version is (see Help menu, About... button) is 5.00.2112.
For information:
- I installed the updated version (coming from PD3)
- On my system I have also PowerProducer 2 Gold
I followed the procedure as explained, created with the "create" disc the files on the harddisc in a directory.
The aspect in the VOB files are always in 4:3 aspect.
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Are there only 2 people who have problems with wrong aspects with created video-DVD's? (Created DVD always in 4:3 aspect)
Who can create 16:9 video-DVD's?
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To Barry
I am producing for more then 3 years DVD-video with 16:9 aspect with NeroVision. I hoped this could now done with PowerDirector version 5, based on the information of the specification.
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I bought recently PD5 because in the specifications for this product it is said that it is possible to produce video films in the 16:9 aspect (wide screen).
I found out that with aspect settings (16:9) in the profile (menu Edit , Aspect Ratio) it is possible to produce films (files see tab "Produce") with the correct aspect, but when I create a DVD (see Tab Create Disc) the produced disc is always with the 4:3 aspect.
I find this is somewhere misleading the customer because of the not-correct specifications. Or doing I something wrong, or how can I obtain 16:9 aspect when creating the DVD-disk?
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