Well, I do grudge buying a new version of PD giving that the last one I bought and paid for stopped working properly with no satisfactory solution, however, I do like a lot of the new features of PD10 and there is now no audio sync problems despite it not even giving me the MP3 encoding option anymore.
What have Cyberlink got against that encoder?
I might consider registering PD10 but there are now two new problems, which would have to be resolved before my trial period runs out and before I paid a penny.
The first is that the picture is now badly interlacing. Any time anything moves on the screen there is very noticeable interlacing. Again, for editing software which costs over £60, that is really not acceptable.
The second is that I am now back to square one because, as once before, the picture quality is perfect on the capture and on the final produced video but, as soon as the video was posted to YouTube, severe pixelation occurred which is a problem I had previously resolved using my preferred DivX for video and MP3 for audio settings.
Also, not really acceptable.
Trouble is, I don't know whether to continue with this thread or now move to the PD10 part of the forum...
This all makes me very, very wary of Cyberlink software. There always seems to be some problem to resolve..
This is why, ideally, I'd really like to have the MP3 encoding problem on PD7 resolved which was, really, my original question. How do I get the Lame MP3 encoder, which worked with all my previous operating systems with PD7, to work with the 64-bit version of Windows 7?
Can anyone help please?
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