Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is the
problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location. Under other
settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have other
options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my DV-AVI?
and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
Video broad band
Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?

You're half way there:

After clicking on Save to My Computer you should get the screen which asks
for File Name and Location

Then you click on Next...

Put the check mark in Other Settings.... and use the drop down menu.... It
should start with:

Video for Pocket PC (three different options) and continue on from there...

After the High Quality Video, you get the Video for Local Playback options,
then Video for LAN, Video for Broadband and further down still, DV-AVI.

Just a side note, your hard drive is formatted in NTFS, yes, and not FAT32?
If you are still in FAT32 you cannot save a file larger than 4gb and
therefore, since DV-AVI is going to be in the region of 12gb per hour, you
may not have the option.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...october01.mspx
--
Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging
http://www.coribright.com/windows



"Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EED90591-D1B3-4638-A551-48BADEED5CD5@microsoft.com...
> Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is the
> problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location. Under
> other
> settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have other
> options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my
> DV-AVI?
> and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
> Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
> VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
> Video broad band
> Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?

I have a Dell purchased 2 years ago. I have been able to burn a CD in the
past. How would I find out if the hard drive id formatted in NTFS or FAT32?
Can one change this? I just do not have the DV-AVI option. There has to be a
way to get around this.

"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:

> You're half way there:
>
> After clicking on Save to My Computer you should get the screen which asks
> for File Name and Location
>
> Then you click on Next...
>
> Put the check mark in Other Settings.... and use the drop down menu.... It
> should start with:
>
> Video for Pocket PC (three different options) and continue on from there...
>
> After the High Quality Video, you get the Video for Local Playback options,
> then Video for LAN, Video for Broadband and further down still, DV-AVI.
>
> Just a side note, your hard drive is formatted in NTFS, yes, and not FAT32?
> If you are still in FAT32 you cannot save a file larger than 4gb and
> therefore, since DV-AVI is going to be in the region of 12gb per hour, you
> may not have the option.
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...october01.mspx
> --
> Cari (MS-MVP)
> Printing & Imaging
> http://www.coribright.com/windows
>
>
>
> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EED90591-D1B3-4638-A551-48BADEED5CD5@microsoft.com...
> > Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is the
> > problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location. Under
> > other
> > settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have other
> > options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my
> > DV-AVI?
> > and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
> > Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
> > VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
> > Video broad band
> > Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?
>
>
>

Lets start from the beginning.
How did you get the movie onto the computer?
Using what connections and leads?
What format did you save it in?

To find if you have ntfs, then go
My Computer
Right click the hard drive
choose properties
read what they are in the window that opens.

Not sure what the relavance for saying you could burn cd's before is.

You can change it, but we'll leave that for later if needed. It shouldn't
really stop you from saving to dv-avi, just limit what you can do.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


"Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F61C8D5A-50B1-4FC6-AD50-F3B914FAF424@microsoft.com...
>I have a Dell purchased 2 years ago. I have been able to burn a CD in the
> past. How would I find out if the hard drive id formatted in NTFS or
> FAT32?
> Can one change this? I just do not have the DV-AVI option. There has to be
> a
> way to get around this.
>
> "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:
>
>> You're half way there:
>>
>> After clicking on Save to My Computer you should get the screen which
>> asks
>> for File Name and Location
>>
>> Then you click on Next...
>>
>> Put the check mark in Other Settings.... and use the drop down menu....
>> It
>> should start with:
>>
>> Video for Pocket PC (three different options) and continue on from
>> there...
>>
>> After the High Quality Video, you get the Video for Local Playback
>> options,
>> then Video for LAN, Video for Broadband and further down still, DV-AVI.
>>
>> Just a side note, your hard drive is formatted in NTFS, yes, and not
>> FAT32?
>> If you are still in FAT32 you cannot save a file larger than 4gb and
>> therefore, since DV-AVI is going to be in the region of 12gb per hour,
>> you
>> may not have the option.
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...october01.mspx
>> --
>> Cari (MS-MVP)
>> Printing & Imaging
>> http://www.coribright.com/windows
>>
>>
>>
>> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:EED90591-D1B3-4638-A551-48BADEED5CD5@microsoft.com...
>> > Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is the
>> > problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location. Under
>> > other
>> > settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have
>> > other
>> > options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my
>> > DV-AVI?
>> > and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
>> > Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
>> > VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
>> > Video broad band
>> > Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?
>>
>>
>>

After the movie was totally finished in windows movie make I save it as in
save your movie option. It was saved to the computer. Once I was ready to
burn it
I went to save movie for recordable CD. Once a disc was placed it asked for
a name. Then had other options. This is where I got stuck.Under other options
I have Video for local player ,Video LAN,Video broad band and video playback.
I thought that one of these were the choices. But now most of the comentators
tell me that I should have a DV-AVI option as well. I do not. I have a NTFS
formated hard drive. I am under the understanding that if I had the DV-AIV
choice that would be it. I do not know.
I connected my JVC 700x digital camera Via the DV port on the camera to the
computer. I was asked to choose the capture video devise. Tis gives me 2
choices. AVC complaint DV Device and Dell movie studio. Next was to name th
file. The get other choices and guess what. Under other I found the dV-AVI
choice.
Thank you for forcing me to retrace the steps. THe DV-AVI choice is at the
beginning BEFORE the movie is saved. Not AFTER the movie has been completed.

Another way to burn the project if some is having headaches with microsoft
movie maker is to recorder back to a DV tape and directly burn it through
nero,dell movie or any other program. It worked for me while trying to solve
this issue.
"Graham Hughes" wrote:

> Lets start from the beginning.
> How did you get the movie onto the computer?
> Using what connections and leads?
> What format did you save it in?
>
> To find if you have ntfs, then go
> My Computer
> Right click the hard drive
> choose properties
> read what they are in the window that opens.
>
> Not sure what the relavance for saying you could burn cd's before is.
>
> You can change it, but we'll leave that for later if needed. It shouldn't
> really stop you from saving to dv-avi, just limit what you can do.
>
> --
> Graham Hughes
> MVP Digital Media
> www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
> www.dvds2treasure.com
> www.simplydv.com
>
>
> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F61C8D5A-50B1-4FC6-AD50-F3B914FAF424@microsoft.com...
> >I have a Dell purchased 2 years ago. I have been able to burn a CD in the
> > past. How would I find out if the hard drive id formatted in NTFS or
> > FAT32?
> > Can one change this? I just do not have the DV-AVI option. There has to be
> > a
> > way to get around this.
> >
> > "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:
> >
> >> You're half way there:
> >>
> >> After clicking on Save to My Computer you should get the screen which
> >> asks
> >> for File Name and Location
> >>
> >> Then you click on Next...
> >>
> >> Put the check mark in Other Settings.... and use the drop down menu....
> >> It
> >> should start with:
> >>
> >> Video for Pocket PC (three different options) and continue on from
> >> there...
> >>
> >> After the High Quality Video, you get the Video for Local Playback
> >> options,
> >> then Video for LAN, Video for Broadband and further down still, DV-AVI.
> >>
> >> Just a side note, your hard drive is formatted in NTFS, yes, and not
> >> FAT32?
> >> If you are still in FAT32 you cannot save a file larger than 4gb and
> >> therefore, since DV-AVI is going to be in the region of 12gb per hour,
> >> you
> >> may not have the option.
> >> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...october01.mspx
> >> --
> >> Cari (MS-MVP)
> >> Printing & Imaging
> >> http://www.coribright.com/windows
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:EED90591-D1B3-4638-A551-48BADEED5CD5@microsoft.com...
> >> > Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is the
> >> > problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location. Under
> >> > other
> >> > settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have
> >> > other
> >> > options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my
> >> > DV-AVI?
> >> > and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
> >> > Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
> >> > VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
> >> > Video broad band
> >> > Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

RAm, the choice before is for capture not saving. You should still be able
to select the file type at the saving part. I have never tried to burn a cd
from MM, as it makes a himat cd, and I didn't thing you got the choice of
what file type, so I assume you won't get dv-avi when trying to burn to cd,
as unless the movie is only a couple of minutes long it wouldn't fit anyway.
If you want to burn dv-avi to cd, then save your movie to the pc as a dv-avi
and burn to disc with the likes of nero etc. as a data cd.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


"Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:25F6FF52-468A-4449-B20D-452132A2DB90@microsoft.com...
> After the movie was totally finished in windows movie make I save it as in
> save your movie option. It was saved to the computer. Once I was ready to
> burn it
> I went to save movie for recordable CD. Once a disc was placed it asked
> for
> a name. Then had other options. This is where I got stuck.Under other
> options
> I have Video for local player ,Video LAN,Video broad band and video
> playback.
> I thought that one of these were the choices. But now most of the
> comentators
> tell me that I should have a DV-AVI option as well. I do not. I have a
> NTFS
> formated hard drive. I am under the understanding that if I had the DV-AIV
> choice that would be it. I do not know.
> I connected my JVC 700x digital camera Via the DV port on the camera to
> the
> computer. I was asked to choose the capture video devise. Tis gives me 2
> choices. AVC complaint DV Device and Dell movie studio. Next was to name
> th
> file. The get other choices and guess what. Under other I found the dV-AVI
> choice.
> Thank you for forcing me to retrace the steps. THe DV-AVI choice is at the
> beginning BEFORE the movie is saved. Not AFTER the movie has been
> completed.
>
> Another way to burn the project if some is having headaches with microsoft
> movie maker is to recorder back to a DV tape and directly burn it through
> nero,dell movie or any other program. It worked for me while trying to
> solve
> this issue.
> "Graham Hughes" wrote:
>
>> Lets start from the beginning.
>> How did you get the movie onto the computer?
>> Using what connections and leads?
>> What format did you save it in?
>>
>> To find if you have ntfs, then go
>> My Computer
>> Right click the hard drive
>> choose properties
>> read what they are in the window that opens.
>>
>> Not sure what the relavance for saying you could burn cd's before is.
>>
>> You can change it, but we'll leave that for later if needed. It shouldn't
>> really stop you from saving to dv-avi, just limit what you can do.
>>
>> --
>> Graham Hughes
>> MVP Digital Media
>> www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
>> www.dvds2treasure.com
>> www.simplydv.com
>>
>>
>> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:F61C8D5A-50B1-4FC6-AD50-F3B914FAF424@microsoft.com...
>> >I have a Dell purchased 2 years ago. I have been able to burn a CD in
>> >the
>> > past. How would I find out if the hard drive id formatted in NTFS or
>> > FAT32?
>> > Can one change this? I just do not have the DV-AVI option. There has to
>> > be
>> > a
>> > way to get around this.
>> >
>> > "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:
>> >
>> >> You're half way there:
>> >>
>> >> After clicking on Save to My Computer you should get the screen which
>> >> asks
>> >> for File Name and Location
>> >>
>> >> Then you click on Next...
>> >>
>> >> Put the check mark in Other Settings.... and use the drop down
>> >> menu....
>> >> It
>> >> should start with:
>> >>
>> >> Video for Pocket PC (three different options) and continue on from
>> >> there...
>> >>
>> >> After the High Quality Video, you get the Video for Local Playback
>> >> options,
>> >> then Video for LAN, Video for Broadband and further down still,
>> >> DV-AVI.
>> >>
>> >> Just a side note, your hard drive is formatted in NTFS, yes, and not
>> >> FAT32?
>> >> If you are still in FAT32 you cannot save a file larger than 4gb and
>> >> therefore, since DV-AVI is going to be in the region of 12gb per hour,
>> >> you
>> >> may not have the option.
>> >> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...october01.mspx
>> >> --
>> >> Cari (MS-MVP)
>> >> Printing & Imaging
>> >> http://www.coribright.com/windows
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "Ram" <Ram@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:EED90591-D1B3-4638-A551-48BADEED5CD5@microsoft.com...
>> >> > Every suggestion received tells me what I have done so far. This is
>> >> > the
>> >> > problem. I want to save my movie. I enter the name and location.
>> >> > Under
>> >> > other
>> >> > settings the drop off window does not have the DV-AVI option. I have
>> >> > other
>> >> > options which I do not know what they mean. Question is where is my
>> >> > DV-AVI?
>> >> > and what are the meanings of the following choices under other:
>> >> > Vido for local Player (2.1 and 1.5mbps.
>> >> > VideoLAN (1.0 and 768 )
>> >> > Video broad band
>> >> > Video local playback 2.1 and 1.5?
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>