Can't get videostudio Pro X3 to burn the dvd on my computer
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Can't get videostudio Pro X3 to burn the dvd on my computer
Just got the new upgrade for the pro X3 but when i finish the dvd it wont let me burn it to a disk. I also recently got window 7 on my computer and not sure if they are compatible
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Re: Can't get videostudio Pro X3 to burn the dvd on my compu
Welcome to the Forums!! 
X3 and Windows 7 are certainly compatible with each other, and quite a few of us here, including myself, use them happily together!
But I am afraid we need rather more information than you have provided. First, it is not clear what you are doing once you finish your editing. First, if you are producing a standard definition DVD, you have to first convert your project to a DVD-compatible mpeg-2. If it is around an hour long or less, then you choose Share > Create Video File > DVD. If it is longer, then you would need to choose Share > Create Video File > Custom, and use the same properties as in 'DVD' above, but change the bitrate downwards -- if the project is around 90 minutes, then use 6000 kbps; or if 2 hours, then around 4000 - 4500 kbps.
Then you move to the authoring stage. The burning module that comes with X3 is DVD Factory 2010, and you open that and insert your new file and proceed from there. But recently Corel released Movie Factory 7 SE which in our opinion is a much better option. But you still do the same thing, and insert your new video file produced above and proceed from there.
But you also need to tell us what the properties are of the video you are using, what it came from, the equipment you are using (computer and camera); how the video was captured; and what editing you have done to it. Some of these things could influence your final outcome.
X3 and Windows 7 are certainly compatible with each other, and quite a few of us here, including myself, use them happily together!
But I am afraid we need rather more information than you have provided. First, it is not clear what you are doing once you finish your editing. First, if you are producing a standard definition DVD, you have to first convert your project to a DVD-compatible mpeg-2. If it is around an hour long or less, then you choose Share > Create Video File > DVD. If it is longer, then you would need to choose Share > Create Video File > Custom, and use the same properties as in 'DVD' above, but change the bitrate downwards -- if the project is around 90 minutes, then use 6000 kbps; or if 2 hours, then around 4000 - 4500 kbps.
Then you move to the authoring stage. The burning module that comes with X3 is DVD Factory 2010, and you open that and insert your new file and proceed from there. But recently Corel released Movie Factory 7 SE which in our opinion is a much better option. But you still do the same thing, and insert your new video file produced above and proceed from there.
But you also need to tell us what the properties are of the video you are using, what it came from, the equipment you are using (computer and camera); how the video was captured; and what editing you have done to it. Some of these things could influence your final outcome.
Ken Berry