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stef_arnisi wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 13, 2021 5:38 am

hello,
is it possible to remove watermark from video?

Can you please explain yourself better ?

Try to uninstall. Restart your PC, then do a clean installation selecting the 3 options while installing.
Try to convert a different movie file and see how it goes.

That's the way to go JJ
Knock them out of the forum. They are a bunch of leaches.

ConvertXtoDVD always converts to typical DVD standards.

This should explain:
https://searchstorage.techtarget.com/de ... /DVD-Audio

Sorry. No reply whatever

This is one of the reasons why I invested in disk imaging software, external hardware storage, and do daily backups of Windows. For cases like this, when mystery failures pop up, I just restore back to a point where it last worked. That is the best option. I have been doing it for years. I keep 4 b...

While installing, have you selected the 3 options for a clean installation ?
Reinstalling Windows over the old installation (without formatting) could leave the validation of CX active.

Which version of CX are you using ?
Have you formatted your HDD ?

I have used the default template, to be sure of a standard conversion. Used single files for titles. Not merged files. I don't think you can go straight to the chapters. With the above, the simulation works just like on the DVD. You should not burn a DVD until you are sure of the conversion result. ...

Sorry but I can't see your problem. Unless I am not grasping what the problem is. It is possible that from the title to go to the chapter page. Once you click on the selected title, you should be taken to the title options which includes the chapters button. Clicking on the chapters button will take...

@vasjaqubin.
I have passed your query to one of the coders.
Still no reply.

The problem could be coming from the type of incription on the commercial media.
It would be best to do what JJ has suggested. Or rip the media first.

The 64 bit version is still work in progress. No issue date yet.

Usually sold movies have a copy protection. They don't want to make it easy for the movie to be copied otherwise they will be losing money.

Try and use a demo version of this software:
https://www.aiseesoft.com/video-converter-ultimate/

yoyo57 is giving you a good tip.
The main hardware which will definitely boost performance is the CPU.

Primarily you will need the fastest processor you can afford to buy and the largest and fastest HDD possible.

Secondly. A very good graphics card and reasonable amount of RAM

All this depends on the size of your pocket.

If the file resolution is greater than that of the standard PAL (720X576) or NTSC (720X470) resolution, the quality is bound to be worse on DVD.
The only way to get better quality is to convert to Blu-ray.

Perhaps the best thing is to rip the DVD first. But you must have a decripter installed, AnyDVD or similar. There is no guarantee that the description will work.

If I'm understanding correctly, CX7 should default to the correct AR when set to automatic.

Always welcome.

tmsmaduranga wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 29, 2020 8:05 pm

thanks!

I have an order from a UK client. may I use PAL format?
(Because I can't ask about the format from my client)

do you think PAL format will work for me?

World TV Signal Type

http://dialingnumber.com/tv.htm