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When using Microsoft®
Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, why does an error message appear
when I am installing Ulead DVD Workshop? |
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The reason may be is that you don't have Administrator priviledges.
When using Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP,
the user can only install Ulead DVD Workshop when the user is logged
in with Administrator priviledges.
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When capturing video
using a PC camera with USB interface, why are there dropped frames
in the resulting clip? |
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It may be caused by the low transfer
rate of the USB interface. Closing other running applications can
free up memory and may prevent frames being dropped when capturing. |
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When using Microsoft®
Windows® 2000 and Windows® XP, why can't DVD Workshop detect
my disc burning drives? |
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The reason may be is that you are
logged in using a non-administrator account. Some hardware cannot
be recognized when using a non-administrator account. |
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When creating titles
using the Make Disc command, why does Ulead DVD Workshop always re-encode
my MPEG files? |
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DVD Workshop will re-encode the MPEG
file when the specified encoding bit rate in Make Disc is lower than
the encoding bit rate used by the original file. If you want to retain
the original encoding scheme of your file, you must specify a higher
encoding bit rate than your original encoding bit rate in Make Disc.
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Can I use the current
menu page I'm authoring now in future projects? |
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Yes, you can do this by saving it
as a template. To save it as a template, right-click the menu page
in the Menu List and in the context menu select 'Add to Library.'
You can also drag and drop it into the Library directly. Putting it
in the Library allows you to use it in future projects.
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I want to use my own
images for the menu background. What is the recommended size for the
image? |
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The size of the image should be 768
x 576 pixels.
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When I burn DVDs with the 'Do not
close disc' option selected, why can't the disc be played in my home
DVD player? |
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Some DVD players do not recognize and
play "open" DVDs. |
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I always receive this message "MPEG
Audio is not a standard audio type for a NTSC DVD, do you want to
continue?” whenever I click the "make disc" button.
Why? |
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That is because the DVD-Video specification
defines the use of different audio encoding methods for PAL/SECAM
and NTSC areas. The mandatory audio format of NTSC DVD is either LPCM
or Dolby Digital audio. MPEG Audio is just an optional audio format
of NTSC DVD. Some older models of DVD players might not play the DVD
video which is encoded in the Mpeg-Audio format. If your Mpeg-2 is
encoded in the Mpeg-Audio format, please click the "Yes"
button and you can continue to make the disc. |
