It also says you can erase CD's if they haven't been finalized.
#Honestech vhs to dvd 3.0 deluxe how to#
I did a Google on how to erase DVD-RW disks. But I am able to, and thank goodness I can now erase data from the DVD-RW disks as needed. Oh, when I called the support person, he said I wouldn't be able to play my DVD-RWs on my Sylvania Video recorder and DVD/CD player. Tried different ways to burn, but I keep getting the original title (Arrow 2, on the Clip Panel).
I then clicked on the Arrow 4 file and burned the final edited file to a DVD-RW. Thirdly, I didn't like the edited title so I did yet another edit (see Arrow 4, it added another new file to the Clip Panel). Second, I edited the title, (see Arrow 3, it added new file to the Clip Panel). Do a have to save as a New Project-because I never remember to? I just saved under Project. (see Arrow 1, attached image "Edited Video" and Arrow 2, it added a new file to the Clip Panel). So I downloaded SnagIt and learned how to take screen captures hope this will help.įirst I split a video and captured the second half of the video and saved it in Projects folder. I called Honestech for help on this, but I haven't gotten the correct terminology down enough to make myself clear. For my family who do not have DVD players, is there a way I can transfer DVDs to CD's or as a file on my computer? Then I could put the file on a flash drive and copy to their computer? Here's my next dumb (yes, dumb) question. I had to capture that tape a second time.īoth Best Buy and the online Customer Support took time to answer my questions. I like to keep my files organized and I accidentally deleted some files on one tape because I didn't understand the file names. Finally, called Honestech and the Support person patiently talked me through it. Somehow after editing I would up with choices in the Clip Panel, a Video Editing Box icon, a second box showing the title icon, and after editing the title for a second time-yet another title icon. The hardest part for me is the files it creates. I went back to store and purchased some DVD-RWs. Only thing is I had copied the tapes to DVD-Rs and have to create new DVD after editing. Then I decided to edit and give the tapes a title and to split portions and other such editing.
I transferred eight tapes to DVD-Rs with no problems. Corel online support was slow so I returned it and purchased Honestech VHS to DVD Deluxe 5. I was able to transfer VHS tapes to DVD, but couldn't bring the sound along. I gave up on the DVC Dazzle capture device.
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