Re: Burning to a different CD
- From: "Wojo" <[REMOVE]wojos_web@[REMOVE]verizon.net>
- Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 02:31:27 GMT
Since your simply burning the movie file to a CD as data it is much easier
are definitely more consistent to save it to your harddrive and use Windows
Explorer to burn the CD's.
This way you can preview the finished video in your media player to make
sure it looks the way you intended before burning and possibly wasting
CDR's.
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-Wojo
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"dudleyjohn" <dudleyjohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:07041412-B5A4-42D2-ABDB-941EBD636EC8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
How does one change to drive to save to? Some of the CD-Rs I've saved
don't
play every time (in the same device,the same disk played once, then never
again). I'm trying to burn using a different CD-RW (my drive F:), but
Movie
Maker won't let me switch drives: it insists on using Drive E: (a DVD-RW
that
is giving me the inconsistent results). I have about 60 LightScribe CD-Rs
that I want to burn to and I have 4 different CD burners I can try IF I
can
get Movie Maker to use them. TIA
.
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