Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 Installation And Reference Manual page 46

WinTV-PVR Installation and Reference Manual
After editing, click Make Movie. At the end of this process your video
file will be in a "burnable" format.
Step 3: Burning your converted file to a CD-R or CD-RW
After the converting process is complete, your file will be VCD
compliant. Now you are ready to burn your VCD file on a CDRW.
Open DVD MovieFactory, click on Author Menus, and click on the
VCD button. Then click Next. Click "Add MPEG file", then select your
VCD compliant video file.
Note: if you select a non-burnable VCD file, MovieFactory will give you
an error and not allow you to open this file.
Then click Next and you will be brought to the Burn menu.
Note: Hauppauge recommends using CD-RW media to create Video
CD's for DVD playback. Most DVD players can use CD-RW media, while
some can use either CD-RW or CD-R media. If you insert one of the cre-
ated Video CD's and it does not play on your TV screen, then try creat-
ing a Video CD using a CD-R media.
Step 4: Playing the Video CD back on your DVD player
or PC
Once a Video CD has been created, you can play this on most home
DVD players, or you can play it back using Windows MediaPlayer.
A list of tested compatible DVD players which can play Video CD's cre-
ated with the WinTV-PVR can be found on our web site:
www.hauppauge.com/dvdplayers
Sometimes a version of MediaPlayer cannot "see" the Video CD movie
file. If this is the case, you can manually select a video to be played by
opening the Video CD using Windows Explorer, and looking in the
MPEGAV directory on the Video CD. There will be a file (or several files
if your Video CD contains more than one video file) with names like
Avseq01.dat You can open this file with WindowsMedia Player and the
video will play back in a window on your PC screen.
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