No sound in kword dvd maker when doing video capture

Assuming that you want to do your video work later (editing,DVD burning)in your PC.


1.Your PC must have video capture device(either built-in or add-on).
2.Properly set your video editing software to able to capture video form your device.
3.Connect your camera to your PC in regular manner,like when you connect it to your TV.
4.Have your camera in PLAYBACK mode.wind the tape to the beginning of the footage you want to capture.
5.Open your editing software.turn on capture mode.
6.Start capture.At the same time,start playing back the footage on the cam.
7.When all footage were captured,click stop capture.
8.Start your editing work.
9.when complete,save it to some uncompressed video format like *.avi for later burning to DVD or converting to other format.



For beginners,I recommend Windows Movie Maker video editing software that should come bundled in almost every computer.It's fast,simple but effective enough for home-movie work.Once your project is completed,save your movie in original .avi format for later burning to DVD,etc.



BTW forget the old-school Linear Editing (on the tape) thing.It's slow,complicate and much less flexible than Non-Linear method.

Your computer's sound card maybe at fault

go to control panel click sounds, speech audio devices, then sounds and audio devices.click audio. choose if you are using usb jack or the realtek hd audio output....

With your Recorded DVD-R Disc "Finalized", and in the DVD player on your computer, you should be able to browse to your videos with Movie Maker.

In MovieMaker, on the left side where it lists:
Movie Tasks
1. Capture Video
Capture from Video device
Import video . . .

You want to "Import Video", by clicking that and browsing to the DVD-R to find what could be MPG files, or VOB files. They're both MP2 DVD format video and audio files.

Tip: Right Clicking in the Import Video Dialogue Box where the files are listed and selecting View / Thumbnails, will present a view of the scenes in each video.

Use WIndows Movie Maker.

The sound sync problem has been round since the very start of DVD conversion.

However, the general rule is defrag the hard drive before rendering or capturing and also make certain that all running apps are shut down (messengers, etc)

Another common problem is the video drivers - always keep those fully up to date with the latest drivers from the card makers (same for sound drivers) and also the latest DirectX from MS

try to configure it to your control panel in the computer. it must be the problem hope that helps!

CHARCOIS

I talked to someone who is a professional video editor, and he suggested the first thing to try was to change the USB port to which the DVD Maker was connected. This wasn't something which would ever have occurred to me, but hey presto it worked! Aparently USB ports are sufficiently delicate in terms of video transfer that they will work with normal devices, but some may not work well for video. I hope this helps someone else.

A lot of times Dazzle provides a calibration program for video and sound. See if you can run that.

There usually is a seperate audio capture control. If you go to your sound mixer and check the recording settings, is the audio capture from the Dazzle selected?

Do you have full version off this program or TRIAL V????