Related tags:
video + (115)
resolved + (87)
mac + (62)
TV + (60)
burning + (46)
software + (46)
movies + (43)
cd + (42)
movie + (39)
film + (32)
audio + (32)
windows + (31)
ripping + (27)
osx + (26)
media + (25)
avi + (24)
bluray + (23)
player + (23)
rip + (23)
VHS + (22)
television + (21)
computer + (19)
backup + (19)
pc + (19)
apple + (18)
burn + (18)
laptop + (18)
music + (17)
drive + (16)
DVDs + (16)
divx + (16)
HDTV + (16)
Netflix + (16)
subtitles + (16)
conversion + (15)
handbrake + (15)
region + (15)
Computers + (14)
burner + (14)
dvd-r + (13)
mpeg + (13)
Blu-Ray + (12)
editing + (12)
nero + (12)
slideshow + (12)
vcr + (12)
dvdplayer + (11)
copyright + (11)
hardware + (11)
hdmi + (11)
xp + (11)
Commentary + (10)
convert + (10)
itunes + (10)
linux + (10)
USB + (10)
disc + (9)
digital + (9)
authoring + (9)
storage + (9)


Users that often use this tag:
snap_dragon (9)
feelinglistless (8)
Anonymous (6)
arniec (5)
dobbs (5)
saysthis (4)
soonertbone (4)
odinsdream (4)
lynnie-the-pooh (4)
gnutron (3)
blueshammer (3)
mwhybark (3)
benjh (3)
skallas (3)
judybxxx (3)
stupidsexyFlanders (3)
psmealey (3)
Silky Slim (3)
anonymoose (3)
nickthetourist (3)
scarabic (3)
muckster (3)
SweetJesus (3)
cosmic osmo (3)
forallmankind (3)
gfrobe (3)
flyby22 (2)
shipbreaker (2)
zzazazz (2)
orlin (2)
mzurer (2)
quintno (2)
Frasermoo (2)
rolypolyman (2)
matteo (2)
JPowers (2)
NortonDC (2)
iconjack (2)
Ufez Jones (2)
cheero (2)
sharksandwich (2)
stlboi (2)
Lentrohamsanin (2)
PinkStainlessTail (2)
boost ventilator (2)
robbie01 (2)
aladfar (2)
bigcheesegump (2)
cjorgensen (2)
doorsfan (2)
aristan (2)
willnot (2)
mecran01 (2)
katyjack (2)
russmail (2)
ninazer0 (2)
jjsonp (2)
Tchad (2)
Hugobaron (2)
signal (2)

I'm currently making recordings to a DVD and am interested in inexpensive software to edit and compress the recording with the intent to publish it to the web. An easy system to learn and that is relatively fast would be best. Thanks in advance for your suggestions...Orlin
posted by orlin on Apr 27, 2007 - 4 answers

Why doesn't my computer recognize a program I want to install by DVD. I use XP. It happens to be a bible program and my DVD does recognize other DVD's but when I put in the installation DVD for this program, nothing shows up under the "D" drive where the DVD is located. If I go to "Start," "Open" I get a message "Please insert a disc in drive D." I've rebooted a number of times and this does not help. I've called the (bible program) help desk and they sent me a complete new program (free) and low and behold, it does not recognize the DVD? Any ideas' to try? Do you think I have a defective DVD?
posted by orlin on Jul 4, 2006 - 6 answers