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If your ATI card is not allowing you to download the video, you can get a 1394 card to drop in a PCI slot for around $25. Most any of the good video editing software (Premiere Elements, etc.) will work with that and let you download your videos and burn them to DVD. Not all video cameras are...

If you have a digital video camera, you do not have to buy expensive cards to make the transfer. I have two video cameras that I have used to do just what you are asking about. My newest camera came with a cable that has the three RCA (Video, Audio Left & Right)jacks on one end and an 1/8th inch...

I have 1 Click DVD Copy 5 and 1 Click DVD Copy Pro. You did not say to which program you were referring, but both work with AnyDVD extermely well. If you are having a problem, it might help if you could provide a few details. I am sure that you will find a great deal of assistance on this Forum.

I just used 1 Click Pro and AnyDVD (latest versions) on this movie and had no problems. Great copy.

I also use the Epson R220 with printable disks. I download the DVD covers from Cdcovers.cc and print them out. They look almost identical to the original DVDs. You can not get much better than this, especially for the cost. There seems to be several issues with the Lightscribes. In addition to...

I think you would find that Adobe's Premier Elements would do eveything that you are trying to do. You can make very nice DVDs from your videos or bring in your stills. You could find a lot more information on this on another forum since this one is not set up for video editing. That is a whole...