Canon dc - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

you can't do that, you need converting software such as, Adobe Premiere or Pinnacle or something similar that will allow you to download the vob and make your own movie to burn onto a larger dvd.

When you are in Video Playback mode do as follows:
1.) Press Menu 2.) Go to Disc Operations 3.) Scroll to Finalize and then click yes.
Avoid moving the camera and do not do this if outside in excessive heat. Hope that helps :)

Installed open source software mediacoder to convert my .VOB file into MP4. It is playing perfectly in VLC player now

Hi...

U can download and install the software which converts ur video from ifo or vob to mpeg or avi in the below link...

http://www.allformp3.com/dvd-faqs/410.htm

Good Luck;-)

The way to get it to finalize is like this:

1. turn it on
2. use cord.
3.move the on buttom to mode. it will show the recordings.
4. select a recording
5.press function butom. it will up bring several choices among "menu"
6. slect menu
7. it will give you all the chioces you need to title, finailize, protect and all needed to view the dvd

Any questions,
let me know.
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Why not just use the computer's own DVD drive ?

Unless you recorded in VR mode, then you will not be able to delete single video clips. The only option left for you is to "initialize" NOT "unfinalize" the disk, (warning: this will erase your ENTIRE disk). Once you initialize, you will have an empty disk to re-record on. VR mode allows more editing and delete options but DVDs recorded in this mode are not compatible on all dvd players.

Do it yourself or try to find someone to do it for you with an linux live distro on an usb thumbdrive or dvd that can handle more tricks boot from bios your computer with the live distro , but sometimes redo backup dvd will sometimes do some repair jobs on an easy way . Easy Backup Recovery Bare Metal Restore

Yes, you are correct.

What is the software for the printer? I suggest you go to the Canon support site and download the latest version for the Windows you have, 7 or later is not compatible with older Windows systems like XP and down.

If you had read the manual, it would probably have told you this. .It might be worth seeing if someone at your local friendly computer shop can assist you - they may have access to software that will help.

You can't

a new disc may need to be formatted to suit, there must be a place to do this on your unit.