Re: Editing recorded TV

Seeing your reply I wonder if your process will work as you suggest?

At the end you say "If the selection is too large, it can take care of the
compression for you."
In my experience the process will only write about an hours programme to a
DVD disc. In the terms of AVI video I have been able to write more like 8
hours of video to one disc. The trick is to be able separately to compress
DVR-MS to AVI.

Nigel


"MorriganAenslad" <MorriganAenslad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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> you can use media center to burn the programs you want to watch on your
> DVD
> player and TV without any extra software. Once you have the Media Center
> up
> and running you can go to More Programs and use the arrow key on your
> keyboard or remote if you have one and navigate to Create CD/DVD (it's
> between Cyberlink Settings and Otto. If you don't already have a disc in
> your
> burner, put one it, or it will prompt you to put one in before you can
> proceed. I'll bring up a wizard that will ask you questions based on what
> you
> want to do, like make a data DVD or Video DVD etc. Select Video DVD and
> choose OK. Then you get to name the DVD and select OK when finished. Next
> you'll select if you wanna add media from your Recorded TV or Videos.
> Choose
> whichever, but I'll use Recorded TV as an example here. it will bring up
> the
> same list of shows you have recorded that you can browse under My TV.
> Select
> the program you want to record and it will put a check mark beside it and
> you
> can add more or finish. When you're finished, select view DVD. It will
> show
> you a list of all things you're selected and select Create DVD and when it
> prompts you about creating a disc with these files, say yes and it will
> take
> care of everything for you. If the selection is too large, it can take
> care
> of the compression for you.
>
> "USCGrad94" wrote:
>
>> I have everything set up, I am recording TV, however I do not have a TV
>> Video out so if I want to watch recordings on TV I need to burn them to
>> DVD.
>>
>> What software should I use? I have basic skills, I just need to know
>> what program to use.
>>
>> advTHANKSance
>>
>>


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