creating a disc
Moderator: Ken Berry
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steveandbelinda
creating a disc
I am doing a project for my wifes school, and they want to see what I have done. So if I go to share, and create disc, that will put it on a dvd, and I will still be able to go back and edit , right., after I've burned a disc? Or should I just save another copy of the project to a different location before I create a disc.
Steve (I'm assuming your wife is Belinda 
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creating a disc in the Share step doesn't eliminate the video studio project (VSP), all the original avi or mpeg files you captured, any effects you added to the project and the associated thumbnails in the video library unless you delete all of them yourself. After you create your disc you can just go to File/Open projects and you should see the VSP you created. Additionally, depending on what version of VS you are using, VS9 has a DVD-VR feature that allows you to capture, edit and re-burn DVD-RAM and RW discs. So if you create the initial demo disc on a Ram or RW disc yopu can go back and continue onnthe disc.
)creating a disc in the Share step doesn't eliminate the video studio project (VSP), all the original avi or mpeg files you captured, any effects you added to the project and the associated thumbnails in the video library unless you delete all of them yourself. After you create your disc you can just go to File/Open projects and you should see the VSP you created. Additionally, depending on what version of VS you are using, VS9 has a DVD-VR feature that allows you to capture, edit and re-burn DVD-RAM and RW discs. So if you create the initial demo disc on a Ram or RW disc yopu can go back and continue onnthe disc.