I successfully converted a movie from my DVR to my laptop as a .ts file. The total file size is now 1.97GB. When I try to move it to the asset pain of the HDTV2DVD nothing happens. Is there a file size limitation on how much the software can take?
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LOL, if toddon14th has FAT32 then he would not be able to copy the file to HD/laptop...
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I also tried ProjectX and converted to the MPEG2. It plays fine on the PC (Windows Media Player, other PC-based players), but when I went to write it out to a DVD using another software package, (Cyberlink DVD Suite, PowerProducer), I didn't have any sound!
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Originally Posted by toddon14th
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Originally Posted by noemi7Originally Posted by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table#FAT32
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