20 Most Recent Arcsoft ShowBiz DVD 2 (3265) - Page 2 Questions & Answers

I think you should use Leawo DVD Creator. Leawo DVD Creator is an easy and fast DVD creator for any video to DVD creation. It can create DVD from popular formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP4, FLV, RM, MOV, XviD, 3GP, etc., apply DVD menu from various stylish presets in customized background and music.

And the trouble you meet will never appear in this software. You can use it easy.

ArcSoft ShowBiz is a movie editing/ burning tool. It is not designed to edit pictures.

I have experienced this many times before - try saving to a different file format and check you results, otherwise check that the audio channel is enabled.

Find it in the retail store from where you purchased the software,
by taking back to them "everything" that came out of the packaging, and asking them to show you the license-key.

The first question is,does the copy protected mean the program or the video copy? Did you pay for the program? And, if you actually bought it, or it doesn't mean the program, did you try to capture video with some webcams and the like? ShowBiz 2 may not allow people to record video from one copy to another with laws. Other programs have the same restrictions, too. You can try ShowBiz 5, which I used recently, it's good!

Sometimes a program is still working even if you have closed the task window. You can finish the task tree in task management panel or simply restart your computer. BTW, ArcSoft ShowBiz has a new version 5.0. Its functions are much more powerful than any versions ever.

you may need the right meadia player

1. Click "Main Menu" and then "Edit."
2. Select "Image Size" from the drop-down menu. The Image Size dialog box will open.
   
3. Check the "Keep Aspect Ratio" box. This keeps the image proportional and doesn't distort the photo.
   
4. Enter a new value for the size of the image in the width or height box. Then click "OK" to resize photo.

HOPE THIS HELPS...

Yes, you can. You need a cable (A 3.5 to 3.5 audio jack - you can buy it for a few bucks at your local store) that plugs into the Microphone jack in the computer and the Headphone jack in the cassette player. After that, use a recording software (Such as AudaCity) and select the input microphone as the recording device. All you have to do, is press Record in the software and push play on the player. Good luck and best regards,Yuri.