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I haven't used any of the Cyber products for a long time so I need to start at the beginning.With only this one task, I'm hoping someone will lead me through it rather than having dig into the documentation.
I have a video file that is named VTS_01_1.VOB that is huge (420,000 KB), I created this as I recall about 5 years ago. I need to "capture" a much shorter piece from near the end of the file. How do I do this such that the saved file may be uploaded to say a FB site or sent in EMail.? I have been able to use the Power2Go Viewer (13 I think).
Thanks for your patience and assistance.
Eric Johnson
Toller67@att.net
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How do people catalog the contents of a USB stick? Best I can think of is to number a stick and then build a text file that is associated with the number of the device. Then print the text file.
Thanks.
Eric Johnson
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That function crashes on the P2Go11 on my pc. Don’t use that trial version. Use the working version in the MediaSuite you claim to have. The rip function I replied to in the last post works to put the mp3 files on the pc. You then copy them to the usb flash drive.
Unless someone has a copy of P2Go that does not crash to do what you try to do then you may want to contact Cyberlink support to report the error or bug as I don’t use that function. You could check that usb flash drive to see if those really are mp3 files or wait for someone else to respond.
I got a good copy that plays in the car. So, I immediately ordered the upgrade to Power2Go. They claim the 30 day version is a full version for the first 30 days after which it downgrades itself.
Once I remembered the correct way to remove the USB stick, it was smooth sailing.
Thanks.
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Never mind. I forgot to dismount the ISB stick correctly. Went back and tried again with the proper removal of the stick and it woks just fine,
Do have a question. If the first CD copied doesn't use up the USB stick, what do I need to do to change the CD and press ahead?
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My impression was that I needed Power2Go for the task of taking music from a CD and placing it on a USB stick. These will be used in a new auto that I purchased . . . 2021 Ford Explorer
I downloaded the trial version and installed it.
When I ran Power2Go I launched the demo version. Then I selected "Media Converter" and then "Audio CD to Mobile Device."
The CD player was recognized and launched. A graphic displayed the tracks as they copied from the source.
After what I thought was the transfer to the USB stick, the process ended.
Then I went to the car and plugged it in. There were some housekeeping chores (indexing and another step).
When I then tried to play the stick there was nothing there or at least nothing in the right format it seemed.
What did I do wrong?
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