IMO it isn't necessary to remove titles and transitions from your project before you make your avi file, unless it has something to do with the final project. It's usually a good idea to delete auxiliary files and then allow background rendering to complete before you make the avi file. I have used this method many times with no problem. When you ...

IMHO, what you say is correct.  Don

Could this be a FAT-32/NTFS problem? Don

I would suggest that you first make an image backup of your drive using something like Acronis True Image. Now you can do whatever you like with Studio, and if all fails, you can restore your image and be back to where you began. Don

There have been many posts mentioning problems caused by uninstalling previous versions of Studio. If it were me, I would make an image backup of my drive, remove the previous versions, then see if everything still works. If not, I could restore my image and be back where I started. This would allow you to also experiment with trying to move some ...

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In order for you to get assistance you need to provide information as to what hardware you are using to transfer your vhs tapes to your computer? I'm sure someone will come up with some answers for you. Don

If you have a program such as Adobe Audition or the free Audacity, you can set it to record and it should record whatever you hear on your speakers. You might have to set your audio player control to ''Stereo Mix''. Don

I read your post, but I don't have an answer for you. Unfortunately, most of the regular posters are not online on Sunday evening. Don