Using Supported Video File Types; Transferring And Recording Video Files; Creating A Cd/Dvd From Video Files - HP Media Center m7200 - Desktop PC Software Manual

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For more information
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Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Software Guide

Using Supported Video File Types

You can view the following types of video files in
Media Center. Other file types are supported if your
HP Media Center PC has the correct software
installed.

Transferring and Recording Video Files

Once you capture your video by using video
capture and editing software, you can use Media
Center to find it and add it to your My Videos area.
Recording an analog video file
Refer to "Before You Begin Capturing Video" on
page 81 for more information about capturing and
recording videos to DVDs or CDs from an analog
video camera.

Creating a CD/DVD from Video Files

To create a CD/DVD from your videos:
1
Press the Media Center Start button
the remote control.
2
Select More Programs.
3
Insert a writable disc, and then select OK.
4
Select Create CD/DVD.
5
Select the Untitled text box, and enter the
name of your disc by using the numeric keys
on the remote control, and then select OK.
Use the Clear button to delete letters.
6
Use the arrow buttons on the remote control to
select Video, and then select OK.
File extension
.avi
.mpeg, .mpg,
.mpe, .m1v,
.mp2, .mpv2
.wm, .asf
.wmv
Recording a digital video file
Refer to "Before You Begin Capturing Video" on
page 81 and "Creating a Video Project with
Direct-to-Disc Wizard" on page 86 for more
information about recording videos to DVDs or
CDs from a digital camera.
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on Select the video file you want to copy, and
then select View CD/View DVD.
8
Select Add More if you want to add
additional video files to your disc.
9
Select View CD/View DVD to check the
contents of your disc before recording them.
10
Select Create CD/Create DVD to begin
recording the disc, and then select Yes.
File type
Video file
Movie file
Windows Media file
Windows Media AV file