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Using Click To DVD*
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Defragment your hard disk drive. Optimise (defragment) the hard disk on which you store the working
files for Click to DVD and Click to DVD Automatic Mode. For details on how to optimise (defragment)
your hard disk, refer to the relevant section in your Windows
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Disable your computer's network adapter. If your computer is connected to a network, disconnect it by
unplugging the network cable from the network adapter or by disabling the network adapter.
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Stop scheduled tasks. Stop any scheduled tasks that might run while you are using Click to DVD and Click
to DVD Automatic Mode.
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Stop automatic updates: stop any automatic updates that might occur while you are using Click to DVD
and Click to DVD Automatic Mode.
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Virtual memory settings: Optimise the system's performance settings.
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Power supply and processor performance settings: Keep your notebook plugged into an AC outlet while
using Click to DVD. Also, set the processor to operate at its maximum clock speed.
Notes on creating DVDs
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Use the Click to DVD Project Administration Tool to help you manage your files (see Managing project
files with Click to DVD Project Administration Tool
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See the Click to DVD Readme file for devices that support Click to DVD and Click to DVD Automatic
Mode.
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To transfer a specific video segment or to edit your video, use the full Click to DVD software, rather than
the Click to DVD Automatic Mode software.
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Use an i.LINK™ cable (not supplied) to connect DV devices to the computer. Click to DVD and Click to
DVD Automatic Mode will not work if you use a USB cable to make this connection.
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When loading images from a device, do not turn off or unplug the device, and do not operate any of its
controls.
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