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If there are large gaps in your analog video tape of about 5
minutes, MyDVD stops capturing. To continue, forward to a
new clip and start capturing. Gaps in video footage are often
caused by stops, pauses, static, or unrecorded space in the
original recording. They can also be caused by old, damaged, or
deteriorated video tapes.
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Set your computer monitor’s screen resolution to 1024 x 768 or
higher for optimum viewing.
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If you are playing your video and it is not appearing on the
MyDVD Main project window, make sure MyDVD is capturing
from the correct device. To check your device, go to the Capture
Window (as shown in
) and under
Record Settings, click Change. Make sure Adaptec USB
Capture Device
is selected.
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To avoid choppy video in a captured file, especially a long video
clip, users should disable any background programs such as
virus software or any CPU-loaded software.
Need Help Burning Your Video?
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In rare instances, while burning your video to DVD, an error
message may appear, such as bit rate too high. If this happens,
double-click the thumbnail in MyDVD’s Main project window.
Select the End Frame on the Trimming window and remove
about 5 to 10 seconds of video from the end. Close the
Trimming window, save the project and try again. If the
message persists, open the Trimming window again and check
the video for static. If the static exists on the video, trim back to
a point on the video where static does not exist.
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