I wondered if my DVD player software, PowerDVD, might be able to do it, at least in the purchased version – the free version doesn’t seem to be able to. And I hate to get comfortable with something for a 30 day trial period and then not be able to re-use it later. I exited the installation.Ī friend suggested Camtasia, but to buy is $300 and I just couldn’t see it. Finally there was what I think was a spyware installation offer which only provided two choices: agree to continue or disagree and exit the installation. Then it proposed to install more spyware. When I selected Advance options I could turn all that off, so I continued.
That, in turn, led to the kind of installation experience I have learned to dread.It proposed to install some spyware and change my search engine – all very bad signs. Then I saw some forums with those DVDx problems mentioning using good old AutoGK. It started up OK but it just refused to do anything with my DVD. a couple huge VOB files plus some smaller ones. But the DVDs it creates, which play just great on a standard DVD player, have strange files when examined on the computer.
I also happen to have a Sony DVDirect to create DVDs from my recorded tapes. Still, you’d think this would be dead easy, right? It really wasn’t.
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But how to get one of its videos onto YouTube? Everything’s changed since I bought it. My trusty and now old Sony Handycam is still a darn capable recoding device.
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