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they got a director zone site which has bunch of DVD menus.
I downloaded lots of menus, for ex.
https://directorzone.cyberlink.com/detail/162878716
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Did you install LightScribe SystemSoftware? it's kind of LightScribe drive's driver.
If not, try install from below first,
https://lightscribesoftware.org/lightscribesystemsoftware/
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No, this is not supported in power2go.
You may use power director to do this ripping manner.
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Hi there,
I cannot seem for the life of me to find any Text Overlay or scroll on YouCam 8. Is it really not here or am I just missing something? Its kind of a standard feature on most of these kinds of apps - if its not here now, are there any plans on the roadmap to add that?
Thanks!
Hi,
what's the Text Overlay do you refer to?
what's the usage case you're ging to use?
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I tried to download a webpage and use my power2go to burn the downloaded html file + folder.
It look perfect on my burnt disc, no extra underline is added and it can open normally from disc. I use UDF 2.0 file system to burn.
since MoBay chose to close this topic, maybe there is some mis-understandings.
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what are the original file names of index__, STEPHAN__, and Welcome__?
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Why is Power2Go adding underlines to my file names when I burn them to a DVD? This is a new disc with nothing on it. Of course, the underlines make my html not work anymore because it is set up for the original file names. This just ruins the disc. Can anyone help me figure this out?
Bob
what's the file name of your html file? maybe the file name itself doesn't compliant to the file name to be burnt onto disc. so power2go helped you rename it.
for ex. / ? * characters.
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your idea is interesting. it sounds you want to play the video but keep playing background music without interupt?
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what is your power2go version? maybe cyberlink got an patch for this issue.
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>>The video is downloaded from my Windows 10 and when I preview it on the computer there are no wavy lines.
Where was the video downloaded from?
Maybe I can have a check on the source video.
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Just a comment first - regular DVD players will play mp3 files normally. They will not play mp4 discs.
To burn an mp4 file, treat the disc as a data disc. Some players would see the data disc and play it.
You can also try using a thumb drive if the file is large. Thumb drives are inexpensive, can contain a lot of data, and are more rugged.
a cheap DVD-R disc is more suitable for give-away.
btw, mp3 is a music format while mp4 is a movie format. they're not the same.
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Since you paid for this program, then maybe find cyberlink customer support for help is better.
Couple hints to distinguish it's program issue or source clip issue or disc/burner issue, maybe you can try,
- Try burn to an iso image or DVD folder, does it still crash?
- Try another video clip, does it still crash?
- If above 2 are nagative, then try another DVD blank disc, does it still crash?
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Hello:
I am using a trial version of Power2Go 10 and, according to the trial download, I have a 15 day "free" trial of the program. Supposedly, after the 15 day "free" trial, I either have to purchase the full version or get a limited version with fewer program options.
Seeing the current Power2Go 12 program will not work with Windows Vista, does that mean that mean I have no other option than to get a limitied version? Does anyone know of any source of the full Power2Go 10 that I can obtain or will I still be able to use the trial version of Power2Go 10 that I have now to burn audio cds, etc.?
What are the limitations if I just continue after the 15 day trial period if there is not a full version installed?
Thank you.
At least you can still backup your data to discs and burn audio cd, after 15 day trial period. that should be enough for most people.
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It's possible the outside radius of your DVD movie disc is scratched such that your DVD reader cannot read it finished while it's trying hard to read it.
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Hello sumerJ, thanks. As an afterthought I typed C920 in the search box and found that a few members had purchased the webcam although it was some time ago and a few had problems with particular features of it. I also YouTubed the webcam and although it made a first appearance in 2016 or thereabouts it is still currently holding a place and a few videos explain how to set it up for maximum quality. My main concern was about using it with Youcam 8. I placed an order and expect delivery in a few days.
if you just want a full HD 1920x1080 resolution video, then Logitech C615 is enough, but I'd still recommand C920 because its video quality is much better than C615, as I said in previous reply, though C920 is also a bit expensive.
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Thanks for clearing that up. Do you know if PowerDVD Copy could do it with minimal/no quality loss like DVD Shrink?
Yes, PowerDVD Copy does the same thing as DVD Shrink, "no quality loss" to your eyes.
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Power2Go cannot shrink DVD video into 4.7gb disc.
PowerDVD Copy can, but it seems cyberlink has ended the sell.
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Logitech C920 is great.
I have a friend using it with youcam which is smooth and the video is so clear and vivid.
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Same issue as
Where can I get a download link to YouCam 7
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why don't you tell the one who gave you the download link and key?
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Amd FX doesn't support hardware endoe, as for Geforce 210,
according to below, it only supported h.264 hardware decode, so maybe it also doesn't support hardware encode.
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-210/features
software encode is too slow to make it 1:1 realtime encode in your platform.
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