I record TV programs in my computer and sometimes I edit them and save them on DVD but some these programs could not get converted with my click to DVD editing software which came with my computer, it comes back with a error.
for free you really don't have a whole lot of choices. its actually worth the few hundred dollars to invest in a professional editing application like adobe premiere pro, or avid xpress. good news for you is that avid offers a free version of their editor, called Avid Xpress Free. Its pretty limited though. Only two tracks of audio and 2 tracks of video, and you cannot export to movie files. you can only export via firewire.
Thanks for helping me out, I do have adobe premiere standard version 7.0 which I don't mind to use but some how when I recored programs from TV into my computer it save it with suffix of .dvr-ms format which adobe can't read or import or I may not know how to import. any Idea?
It is a capture card and most of the time it works fine but sometimes at random the file looks corrupted or it may be copy protected even though it is already save in my hard drive. I just can't figure it. I can watch the movie but can't convert it.
are you capturing though premiere? How long are your recording for? Perhaps the length is too long and corrupting the file somehow. What is it importing as, DV AVI?
I recored programs from TV into my computer, I have XP media which save the file with suffix of .dvr-ms format. and I try to open it up with click to DVD movie editing program came with my Sony pc. Are there any other movie editing program that could open program with suffix of .dvr-ms format.?
Like was already said, you should go the extra mile for software... i think you should get Nero... Use Nero Vision express... trust me, ask anyone on this site it is worth the money... also buy the DVD plugin from them and movies away cause it can burn your files to disk after editing... make sure to trial the software first so as not to waste your money if disappointed... just putting in my 2 cents...
Roxio EMC 7.5 is a far more robust editing program than Nero. Nero is extremely limited when compared to EMC's VideoWave portion of the suite.
I like nero cause it is realy simple, although limited in capabilities, its fast and reliable with great results... but this is not an argument about the better but the helping of our friend kpar here...
