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System Requirements

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Minimum System Requirements
PC	IBM PC compatible
OS	- WindowsXP Service Pack2 (Home, Pro, Media Center) .NET Framework 3.0 required - Windows Vista / Vista SP1 (Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Ultimate) Home Basic does not include Windows Aero features. - Windows 7 (32-bit / 64-bit versions) * 64-bit OS support for Windows 7 only.
CPU	Pentium4 2.0GHz, Athlon64/Opteron or better (Providing SSE extension support)
Graphics	3D Graphics hardware with DirectX 9c compatibility.
RAM	512MB or more
HDD space	100MB for the program + enough space for the input / output files
HDD format	NTFS file format.
Screen resolution	1024×768 or more
Others	- DirectX 9c - Internet connection required for Validation* - Media writing drive for burning to DVD and/or Blu-ray Disc. See the list of supported drives.

Recommended System Requirements
OS	- WindowsXP Service Pack2 (Home, Pro, Media Center) .NET Framework 3.0 required - Windows Vista (Home Premium/Business/Ultimate) - Windows 7 (32-bit / 64-bit versions) * 64-bit OS support for Windows 7 only.
CPU	Multi-Processor, Intel HT Technology, SSE3, Core 2 Duo/Quad
Graphics	Windows Aero compatible video processor ATI Radeon 9600 or higher, nVidia GeForce FX5200 or higher, on-board Intel G965 or higher.
RAM	1024MB or more
Screen resolution	1280×1024 or higher

Recommended System Requirements for HD Editing
OS	- Windows Vista (Home Premium/Business/Ultimate) - Windows 7 (32-bit / 64-bit versions) * 64-bit OS support for Windows 7 only.
CPU	Multi-Processor, Core 2 Duo/Quad
Graphics	Windows Aero compatible video processor ATI Radeon X1300 or higher, nVidia GeForce 6600 or higher
RAM	1024MB or more
Screen resolution	1600×1200 or higher

1. Windows 95/98/Me/NT4.0/2000 is no longer supported.
Also, other than Windows 7, 64-bit versions are not supported.
Windows XP requires the .NET framework version 3.0 freely available from the Microsoft® website.
Windows Aero display functions are not available when the application is used under Windows Vista Home Basic edition.

2. Software utilization is possible with CPUs having lower working frequencies than indicated above provided the CPU supports the SSE instructions.

3. This software uses a license verification system (L.E.A.P.System) which requires an Internet Connection.
After the first installation of the software, the license validation (activation) will be processed when starting the program. It will also be processed periodically from time to time.
Therefore, the PC using this software must be connected to the Internet.
In environments like universities or companies using LAN, we cannot guarantee that the license verification will be correctly processed due to restrictions that might be set from things such as firewalls and security/anti-virus software.
*Before purchasing the software, please run some tests with the trial version which also has the verification system.

Feature Specifications

Revision History

Supported input formats
Video formats	MPEG-1 System Stream (.mpg)^1 MPEG-1 Elementary Stream (.m1v) ^1 MPEG-2 Program stream (.mpg, .m2p)^2 MPEG-2 Elementary stream (.m2v)^2 MPEG-2 Transport Stream (including HD format) (.mpg, .m2t); (MP@LL, MP@ML, MP@HL, HP@H1440, HP@HL, MP@H1440, HP@ML) ^3 DVD-Video file (VIDEO_TS, .IFO, .VOB)^4 DVD-VR file (VRO)^5 Windows Media Center Microsoft TV recorder file (.dvrms, .wtv)^6 JVC Everio MOD file (.mod) HDV camcorder (Sony, JVC and Canon models supported)
Audio formats	Advanced Audio Coding file (.aac)^20 MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (.mp2) Dolby® Digital (.ac3)^7 Linear PCM (.wav) up to 24 bit 96 kHz uncompressed.

Supported input formats

Video formats

MPEG-1 System Stream (*.mpg)^*1
MPEG-1 Elementary Stream (*.m1v) ^*1
MPEG-2 Program stream (*.mpg, .m2p)^*2
MPEG-2 Elementary stream (*.m2v)^*2
MPEG-2 Transport Stream (including HD format) (*.mpg, .m2t); (MP@LL, MP@ML, MP@HL, HP@H1440, HP@HL, MP@H1440, HP@ML) ^*3

DVD-Video file (VIDEO_TS, *.IFO, *.VOB)^*4
DVD-VR file (VRO)^*5
Windows Media Center Microsoft TV recorder file (*.dvrms, *.wtv)^*6

JVC Everio MOD file (*.mod)
HDV camcorder (Sony, JVC and Canon models supported)

Audio formats

Advanced Audio Coding file (*.aac)^*20
MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (*.mp2)
Dolby® Digital (*.ac3)^*7
Linear PCM (*.wav) up to 24 bit 96 kHz uncompressed.

Supported output formats
Video formats^*8	Blu-ray Disc (BDAV format, single and dual layer media supported)^9 DVD-Video (single and dual layer media supported)^10 DVD-VR standard VR file format^11 DVD-Video compliant MPEG file format (MP@ML) XDVD compatible MPEG Video file format (MP@ML) MPEG-2 Video file format NTSC/PAL (MP@LL, MP@ML, MP@HL, HP@H-14, HP@HL, MP@H-14, HP@ML)^12 MPEG-1 file format NTSC (Film)/PAL Video-CD standard compatible MPEG-1 Video file format in NTSC/PAL Super Video CD standard compatible MPEG-2 Video file format in NTSC/PAL HDV standard compatible MPEG-2 Video file format (MP@ML, MP@H-14, MP@HL)
Audio formats	MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (.mp2) Dolby® Digital (.ac3)^7 Linear PCM (.wav) up to 24 bit 96 kHz uncompressed

Supported output formats

Video formats^*8

Blu-ray Disc (BDAV format, single and dual layer media supported)^*9
DVD-Video (single and dual layer media supported)^*10
DVD-VR standard VR file format^*11
DVD-Video compliant MPEG file format (MP@ML)
XDVD compatible MPEG Video file format (MP@ML)
MPEG-2 Video file format NTSC/PAL (MP@LL, MP@ML, MP@HL, HP@H-14, HP@HL, MP@H-14, HP@ML)^*12
MPEG-1 file format NTSC (Film)/PAL
Video-CD standard compatible MPEG-1 Video file format in NTSC/PAL
Super Video CD standard compatible MPEG-2 Video file format in NTSC/PAL
HDV standard compatible MPEG-2 Video file format (MP@ML, MP@H-14, MP@HL)

Audio formats

MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (*.mp2)
Dolby® Digital (*.ac3)^*7
Linear PCM (*.wav) up to 24 bit 96 kHz uncompressed

MPEG Output Settings
Mode	Single file (Merges several source files into a single output file through Smart Rendering) Multiple files (Outputs one file for each source file)
Target	General MPEG / DVD / XDVD / VCD / SVCD / HDV
Aspect ratio	Pixel aspect ratio 1:1 Image apect ratio 4:3 / 16:9 / 2.21:1
Profile & Level	Identical to input
Framerate	Identical to input
Video system	Identical to input (NTSC/PAL)
Encode format	CBR/VBR (Constant Quality from 1 to 100) / VBR (transcode)
Transcode	Possibility to specify an output file size through transcoding (option availability depends on output format)
VBV buffer size	Identical to input

MPEG System Encoder
Output format	MPEG-1 System stream (ISO/IEC 11172-1 standard) MPEG-2 Program stream (ISO/IEC 13818-1 standard)

MPEG Video Encoder
Output Format	MPEG-1 System stream (ISO/IEC 11172-1 standard) MPEG-2 Program stream (ISO/IEC 13818-1 standard)
Aspect Ratio	Pixel aspect ratio 1:1 / 4:3 / 16:9 / 2.21:1
Framerate	Same as input
Encode Mode	CBR / VBR (constant quality from 0 to 100)
Profile & Level	Same as input (MP@LL, MP@ML, MP@HL, HP@H-14, HP@HL, MP@H-14, HP@ML)
Video System	Same as input (NTSC / PAL)
VBV buffer size	Same as input

MPEG Audio Encoder
Output Settings	Automatic Custom Model clip
Output Format	Linear PCM MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (Standard ISO/IEC 11172-3) Dolby Digital^*7
Bitrate	MP2 (stereo): 64 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 kb/s MP2 (monaural): 32 / 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 kb/s Dolby Digital (stereo): 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 / 448 kb/s Dolby Digital (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 kb/s Dolby Digital (5.0 ch/5.1 ch): 384 / 448 kb/s Linear PCM (stereo, bit×kHz): 1536 (16×48) / 1920 (20×48) / 2304 (24×48) / 3072 (16×96) / 3840 (20×96) / 4608 (24×94) kb/s Linear PCM (monaural, bit×kHz): 768 (16×48) / 960 (20×48) / 1152 (24×48) / 1536 (16×96) / 1920 (20×96) / 2304 (24×96) kb/s
Sampling Rate	MP2: 32 / 44.1 kHz Dolby Digital: 32 / 44.1 / 48 kHz Linear PCM: 48 / 96 kHz
Quantization	MP2: 16 bits linear Dolby Digital: 16 bits linear Linear PCM: 16 / 20 / 24 bits linear
Channel Mode	MP2: monaural / stereo / joint-stereo Dolby Digital: monaural / stereo / 5.1 with Smart Rendering output only, multichannel audio downmixed to 2 ch Linear PCM: monaural / stereo

DVD-VR Output
Character Set	Shift-JIS
Output Mode	Single / multiple program
Disc Title	Disc titling option available
Program Title	Program titling option available for each program. (Uses the clip name)
Chapter Title	Chapter titling option available for each chapter within a program, using the chapter names specified in the Clip editor windown. (Up to 99 chapters per track)^*13
Re-Encode Analyzer	Re-encoding needs can be evaluated for the whole program (single program output mode), or each program (multiple program output mode) by using the Smart Rendering analyzer
File Structure	DVD-VR compliant DVD_RTAV folder and file structure (VR_MANGR.IFO, VR_MANGR.BUP, VR_MOVIE.VRO).
Video Settings
Resolution	PAL: 720×576 / 704×576 / 544×576 / 480×576 / 352×576 / 352×288 NTSC: 720×480 / 704×480 / 544×480 / 480×480 / 352×480 / 352×240
Aspect Ratio	4:3 / 16:9
Framerate	PAL: 25 fps NTSC: 29.97 fps
Maximum Bitrate	Video: 9800 kb/s Video + audio: 9848 kb/s
Audio Settings
Format	Linear PCM MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (Standard ISO/IEC 11172-3) Dolby Digital^*7
Bitrate	MP2 (stereo): 64 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 kb/s MP2 (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 kb/s Dolby Digital (stereo): 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 / 448 kb/s Dolby Digital (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 kb/s Dolby Digital (5.0 ch/5.1 ch): 384 / 448 kb/s Linear PCM (stereo): 1536 kb/s Linear PCM (monaural): 768 kb/s
Sampling Rate	48 kHz
Quantization	16 bits linear
Channel Mode	MP2: monaural / stereo / joint-stereo / dual Dolby Digital: monaural / stereo / dual / 5.1 with Smart Rendering output only, multichannel downmixed to 2 ch Linear PCM: monaural / stereo (in case of dual channel source, it is possible to switch the language for bilingual compatible player decks)

Refer to the DVD-VR format compatible file note in the software's Help file.
Direct editing of DVD-RAM or DVD-RW VR data (on Disc Edit) is not supported.
Does not creat a DVD-VR playlist.

DVD-Video Output
Menu Layout	Fixed menu (one type) / No menu
Output Mode	Single / multiple program
Disc Title	Top menu naming option available in multiple track mode.
Track Title	Track menu naming option available in single track mode.
Chapter Title	Chapter titling option available for each chapter within a program, using the chapter names specified in the Clip editor windown. (Up to 99 chapters per track)
Re-Encode Analyzer	Re-encoding needs can be evaluated for the whole program (single program output mode), or each program (multiple program output mode) by using the Smart Rendering analyzer
File Structure	DVD-Video compliant VIDEO_TS folder and file structure (.IF0, .BUP, *.VOB).
Video Settings
Resolution	PAL: 720×576 / 704×576 / 544×576 / 480×576 / 352×576 / 352×288 NTSC: 720×480 / 704×480 / 544×480 / 480×480 / 352×480 / 352×240
Aspect Ratio	4:3 / 16:9
Framerate	PAL: 25 fps NTSC: 29.97 fps
Maximum Bitrate	Video: 9800 kb/s Video + audio: 9848 kb/s
Audio Settings
Format	Linear PCM MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (Standard ISO/IEC 11172-3) Dolby Digital^*7
Bitrate	MP2 (stereo): 64 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 kb/s MP2 (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 kb/s Dolby Digital (stereo): 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 / 448 kb/s Dolby Digital (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 kb/s Dolby Digital (5.0 ch / 5.1ch): 384 / 448 kb/s Linear PCM (stereo): 1536 kb/s Linear PCM (monaural): 768 kb/s
Sampling Rate	48 kHz
Quantization	16 bits linear
Channel Mode	MP2: monaural / stereo / joint-stereo / dual Dolby Digital: monaural / stereo / dual / 5.1 with Smart Rendering output only, multichannel downmixed to 2 ch Linear PCM: monaural / stereo (in case of dual channel source, it is possible to switch the language for bilingual compatible player decks)

Refer to the DVD-Video format compatibility file in the software's Help file.

BDAV Disc Output
Supported BDAV Format	SD resolution (SESF) / HDV-HD1 / HDV-HD2 / Other, supports all HD resolutions^*14
Character Code	Set in the Preferences ISDB (Japan) / ISO 646 (ASCII) / ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) / ISO 8859-2 (Central Europe) / ISO 8859-3 (Latin-3) / ISO 8859-4 (Balt) / ISO 8859-5 (Cyrillic) / ISO 8859-6 (Arabic) / ISO 8859-7 (Greek) / ISO 8859-8 (Hebrew) / ISO 8859-9 (Latin-5) / ISO 10646-1 (Unicode)^*15
Output Mode	Single / multiple program
Disc Title	Disc titling option available^*16
Program Title	Program titling option available for each program. (Uses the clip name)^*16
Chapter Title	Chapter titling option available for each chapter within a program, using the chapter names specified in the Clip editor windown. (Up to 99 chapters per track)^*13
Re-Encode Analyzer	Re-encoding needs can be evaluated for the whole program (single program output mode), or each program (multiple program output mode) by using the Smart Rendering analyzer
File Structure	BDAV compliant folder and file structure (CLIPINF, PLAYLIST, STREAM, info.bdav).
Video Settings
Resolution^*17	PAL: 1920×1080 / 1440×1080 / 1280×720 / 720×576 / 704×576 / 544×576 / 480×576 / 352×576 / 352×288 NTSC: 1920×1080 / 1440×1080 / 1280×720 / 720×480 / 704×480 / 544×480 / 480×480 / 352×480 / 352×240
Aspect Ratio	4:3 / 16:9
Framerate^*18	PAL: 25 / 50 fps NTSC: 23.976 / 24 / 29.97 / 59.94 fps
Maximum Bitrate^*19	Video: 25000 kb/s
Audio Settings
Format	Linear PCM MPEG-1 Audio Layer II (Standard ISO/IEC 11172-3) Dolby Digital
Bitrate	MP2 (stereo): 64 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 kb/s MP2 (monaural): 32 / 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 kb/s Dolby Digital (stereo): 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 / 320 / 384 / 448 kb/s Dolby Digital (monaural): 64 / 80 / 96 / 112 / 128 / 160 / 192 / 224 / 256 kb/s Dolby Digital (5.0 ch / 5.1ch): 384 / 448 kb/s Linear PCM (stereo, bit×kHz): 1536 (16×48) / 1920 (20×48) / 2304 (24×48) / 3072 (16×96) / 3840 (20×96) / 4608 (24×96) kb/s Linear PCM (monaural, bit×kHz): 768 (16×48) / 960 (20×48) / 1152 (24×48) / 1536 (16×96) / 1920 (20×96) / 2304 (24×96) kb/s
Sampling Rate	MP2: 48 kHz Dolby Digital: 48 kHz Linear PCM: 48 / 96 kHz
Quantization	MP2: 16 bits linear Dolby Digital: 16 bits linear Linear PCM: 16 / 20 / 24 bits linear
Channel Mode	MP2: monaural / stereo / dual Dolby Digital: monaural / stereo / dual / 5.1 with Smart rendering output only, multichannel audio downmixed to 2 ch Linear PCM: monaural / stereo (in case of dual channel source, possibility to switch the language for bilingual compatible player deck)

BDAV output requires the source video characteristics match the BDAV standard.
BDAV standard included the SESF, ISDB-T, DVB and ATSC format. Refer to the video and audio note regarding compatible source file formats in the software's Help file.

Main Edit Functions
Source Range	Specifies the outputable part of the clip
High-Speed Thumbnail	Fast navigation within a clip during cut-edit and chaptering work.
Clip Merge	Merges several Clip into one unique output file, Program or Track by using Smart rendering.
Undo and Redo	Keeps a record of the last 50 actions for undo and redo.
Playback Volume	Allows you to adjust the audio playback volume in the cut-edit window.
Cut-Edit	Removes one or more parts of the Clip.
Clip Splitter	Allows you to split a Clip into two or more independant clips.
XDVD Detection	Automatically changes the thumbnail display settings to XDVD mode when a XDVD type encoded clip is present.
High-speed Draw Mode	Accelerate the display speed of the video preview. (Windows Vista only, switches to Overlay mode when used on Windows XP)
Keyframe Entry Point	Specifies the keyframe entry points within the Clip.
Keyframe Tool	Allows you to rapidly mark the keyframe entry points by specifying a time code, an interval or a number of keyframes. Added keyframe marks can also contain a Clip split mark.
Smart Scene Search	Activates the scene change detection by clicking on the mouse center button.
Scene Change Detection	Outputs an I Picture when a scene change is detected within the re-encoded part.
Aspect Ratio Change	Allows you to change the aspect ratio value of the output.
Audio Filtering	Provides a set of audio filters for correction and enhancement: Audio gap correction Noise reduction Time tone reduction Volume adjustment in absolute and relative (Normalization and Uniformization) values Fade-in Fade-out Bilingual splitting/mixing

Other Functions
Transition Effect	Creates transition effect between Clips.
File Splitting	Using smart rendering, a unique input file can be split into two or more Clips outputted independently.
Preview Rendering Setting	Possibility to set the renderer engine used to display the clip preview in the cut-edit stage and others.
Batch Encode Tool	Registers projects into a work batch list for automated output and processing of projects.
MPEG Tools	Provides the functions for multiplexing and demultiplexing MPEG files. Includes a batch list for automated processing of MPEG tools projects.
Re-Encode Analyzer	A function verifying the parts of the output that need a re-encode. In case of multiple output the analysis process is applied to each clip.
Clipboard	Allows you to save in the system clipboard a snapshot of the picture displayed in the preview. (*.bmp format)
Interface Iconization	Numerous parts of the interface have been replaced by icons.
TMPGEnc News Center	Automatically gets news and information from the TMPGEnc server.
Keyframe File	Can save and read a file containing the timecode position of chapters/keyframes of a clip. Supports *.keyframe files generated by TMPGEnc 3.0/4.0 XPress, TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 1.0/2.0, etc.
HDV Import	Can capture the HD content of an HDV device.
DVD-Video / DVD-VR Support	Can import the content of a DVD-Video or DVD-VR provided there is no copy protection established.
Media Center Edition**	Converts Microsoft DVR-MS TV recording file format into MPEG Program stream usable as source.
Everio Support	Can import the MOD files found in the JVC Everio hard disk digital video camcorder.
Time Code Corrected MPEG Support	Can use time code corrected MPEG files information for audio lag suppression.
Jog Shuttle Support	Clip editor navigation keyboard short-cuts comply to jog-shuttle command set.
Audio Re-Sampling	High quality audio sampling rate conversion using 32 bit floating point enabled calculations in 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 96 kHz.
Output Preview	Preview the project's content before output processing.
CPU Priority	5 CPU usage priority allocation levels from idle time only to full time process.
Final Task**	Automatically shut-downs, goes into stand-by or hibernate mode when the output process completes.

*Notes

MPEG-1 VBR (variable bitrate) file import is not supported.
Depending of the settings and device used, an audio gap may appear in the captured movie data. Use the trial version to verify the quality of your capture system.
Transport stream importation tested with sources generated by a JVC GR-HD1 and a SONY HDR-FX1/HC1.
Supports video files generated by the TMPGEnc series software encoder, most of the capture devices and DVD recorders. Depending of the settings and device used, an audio gap may appear in the captured movie data. Use the trial version to verify the quality your capture system before purchasing the retail version. Partially damaged source file may not be imported at all. This application cannot process DVD-Video protected by a Copyright or anti-copy enforcement system such as CSS and CPRM.
DVD-VR importation requires a media compatible drive and UDF 2.0 support. Standard Windows installation not being able to copy or read UDF 2.0 format, such function cannot be used. This application cannot process DVD-Video protected by a Copyright or anti-copy enforcement system such as CSS and CPRM.
This application cannot read copy-protected Microsoft TV recorder files. Microsoft TV PVR file (*.dvr-ms) importation requires a patch for Windows XP SP1 you will find at the Microsoft Support Page. WTV file importation is possible on the computer used to record the file, or on computer able to create this type of file. Recordings copy-protected by a DRM scheme cannot be imported. Only WTV files containing MPEG-2 video and MP2 audio can be imported.
Support Dolby Digital audio 1 ch (monaural) and 2 ch (stereo) input, output and encoding. Dolby Digital audio multichannel supported in the preview and cut-edit. Generated Dolby Digital audio is for personnal, non-commercial use only.
MPEG files with different characteristics cannot be merged.
Requires a blu-ray compatible media writer. Menu cannot be added in BDAV output mode. Only BDAV compatible files can be outputted in BDAV mode. The BDAV standard format may differ depending of the source file.
Requires a compatible media writer. Can only add one fixed type of menu or no menu at all. Only DVD-Video compatible files can be outputted in DVD-Video mode.
Can only write onto DVD-RAM media.
Profile and level depends of the input file. In case of transport stream input, only the HDV mode is available.
Some players may not display the chapters.
SESF support is required for BDAV players. HDV and other HD resolution support may differ depending the player used.
Please verify if the selected character code is supported by your BDAV player.
Requires a player supporting both the disc/program title display and character code support.
Minimum and maximum resolution may vary according to the broadcast standard.
The value may vary according to the broadcast standard.
The maximum value may vary according to the broadcast standard or resolution.
AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) importation supports up to 2 channel (stereo) source only. 5.1 (6 channels) sources cannot be imported. Smart Rendering output function does not support the AAC format. (It can however be converted and outputted into Dolby Digital, Linear PCM or MPEG-1 Audio Layer II)

**Notice

Supports MPEG files generated by the TMPGEnc, TMPGEnc Plus, TMPGEnc 3.0/4.0 XPress and other software MPEG encoders (including realtime MPEG encoder for video capture devices), or by MPEG hardware encoders.
DVD-Video / DVD-VR VOB or VRO file direct importation in the Source list may not perform as expected because of the peculiar file structure used. In any case, use the DVD importation option of the Source Wizard to import a DVD-Video or DVD-VR content. Even when using the Source Wizard, Some DVD-Video / DVD-VR may not import properly.
Media Center Edition DVR-MS file import requires at least Windows XP SP2.
In general, partially damaged MPEG files may not import properly.
Possible Final task settings vary according to the hardware and operating system configuration.
Characteristics of this product may change without notice.