I tried three different times to burn a DVD of a relatively small file and the program never completed what should been a simple task.

When you go to 'burn' your DVD, it asks you to download another program just to do the burn.

Capturing videos from my old camcorder, saving as movie file, doing even simple editing - adding text, etc. and burning DVD without a hitch

After reading a few things I decided to get the Dazzle * DVD Recorder HD which installed easily and has worked right from the start for me

it’s not burning the DVD and not functioning the way it should

The process of actually burning a DVD or an edited file is slow but I am using old system running Windows XP.

IT DIDN'T BURN A DVD.

If I'm trying to burn a DVD from the editing program and am doing anything else with the computer it doubles the burn time and causes glitches to the final DVD

I ignored the included DVD and just downloaded the latest drivers from diamond

first capturing the tape, then the hour (plus) to burn the DVD

Then I plan to burn some DVD's

made.but here is another thing that is worthless when you try to burn a dvd with show biz the quality is crap,the file you record is better though,so if you want to post it directly to

It cannot burn a DVD without crashing.

However, there seems to be no color on the converted videos, tried all formats (NTSC, PAL etc), the player I was using was NTSC and the tape recorded was in the same format too, yet, I could never get any color in the converted videos, worse still, the quality of the recording was not usable, it was highly pixelated, tried all available options (DVD, VCD etc)

My problem now is to convert the MPEG file to an iso so it can be edited and burned as a dvd.

And that's to burn a simple 100mb DVD.

It took me over 7 hours to figure out how to cut a few seconds from the end of the recorded clip to fit a standard DVD and then to burn the DVD

Was able to pull disparate clips together and produce a pretty decent DVD complete with root menu and scene selection menus

I use it to digitally capture A/V from VHS tapes for editing and burning to DVDs