Video Studio MyDVD VS X9

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Video Studio MyDVD VS X9

Post by Ken Veal »

I am trying to find out something about Video Studio My DVD . I can only find a tutorial that refers to VS8 at
http://learn.corel.com/tips/video/new-v ... dio-mydvd/
But when I press the play button on the start page it only takes me to a jpg of the same image.
Does any one know where else I can look?
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Re: Video Studio MyDVD VS9

Post by canuck »

That image is just a jpg! You don't play it!

Try Tutorials in the menu bar

What do you want to know about the useless myDVD?
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Re: Video Studio MyDVD VS X9

Post by BrianCee »

I think most of us look on 'MyDVD' as a bit of a "Mickey Mouse" programme Ken - I don't think many of the serious video makers use it at all.

It is a very very basic way of putting together a video and burning it to a DVD - with very few options to change things - maybe it's simplicity is the reason why there does not appear to be many (any) tutorials around

There is a pdf user guide though which should get you started - open 'MyDVD' - it doesn't matter which option you choose (DVD/AVCHD/Blu-ray)

In the top left corner click on 'Help' then select 'User Guide' and - depending on your personal computer configuration - a pdf document will open to allow you to study the fundamentals


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Re: Video Studio MyDVD VS X9

Post by Ken Veal »

Ok gentlemen, think I get the message, thought it sounded too good to be true.Thanks
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Re: Video Studio MyDVD VS X9

Post by John-T-Smith »

Personal opinion here (have NOT used MyDvd) is that if what you want to do can be done with a pickup truck, that is what you use... but if you need the features of a dump truck, that is what you buy and use

So... if MyDvd does what you want, use it and be happy that it came free with VS
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