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Old 09-07-2007, 12:08 AM   #1
deborahdunnion
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VS9-help
I am using VS9 to put pictures onto DVD. However recently what has happened is pictures from one event will appear in another event for no reason. No matter what DVD player I play the DVD on the same thing happening. Then when i go back into vidoe studio there is nothing there but these pictures for some reason during burning of the DVD are doing into the wron video! Any advice would be appreciated. :lease:
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