Vista Tutorial - Roxio Easy Media Creator 9

I'm having a problem with emc 9 with vista ultimate.Everytime i choose to
convert video to portable media.After I choose the video windows closes the
program.If anybody has a solution it will be greatly appreciated.

Willie

Just as when Windows XP was introduced, Roxio issued patches that supposedly
made CD Creator 5 compatible with XP. Most everyone knew that it wasn't
truly compatible. It wasn't until Roxio came out with CD Creator 6 a couple
of months later that true compatibility was achieved.

I would not expect them to be any different this time around. EMC 10 will do
the job, when they get around to releasing it. Seeing the heavy discount
emails I constantly receive from them, it looks like they are trying to run
down their stock of version 9 now. So, you buy version 9 and 2 months later
they release ver 10. Do you get it for free. Of course not. You "may" get a
small discount however.

That's Roxio. But hey, they aren't as bad as Intuit with their QuickBooks.

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Regards,

Richard Urban MVP
Microsoft Windows Shell/User


"Willie" <willieh@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:051F7BD8-6AC7-4C31-A03C-91E8CB709E9E@microsoft.com...
> I'm having a problem with emc 9 with vista ultimate.Everytime i choose to
> convert video to portable media.After I choose the video windows closes
> the program.If anybody has a solution it will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Willie

LOL! I remember those days...

I promised myself every version of Roxio I bought would be my last. Finally,
with version 8 sitting unused on the floor and the version 9 "upgrade"
e-mails safely deleted. I may have stopped the madness.

I found the older I get the less sophisticated my needs are. As much as I
don't like bloat, the new features in Windows cause me to buy (or upgrade)
fewer 3rd party utilities. And I suppose "bloat" is relative... Being able to
image my drive with Vista eliminates Ghost. Basic burning eliminates Roxio.
Together they are over a GB fully loaded...

"Richard Urban" wrote:

> Just as when Windows XP was introduced, Roxio issued patches that supposedly
> made CD Creator 5 compatible with XP. Most everyone knew that it wasn't
> truly compatible. It wasn't until Roxio came out with CD Creator 6 a couple
> of months later that true compatibility was achieved.
>
> I would not expect them to be any different this time around. EMC 10 will do
> the job, when they get around to releasing it. Seeing the heavy discount
> emails I constantly receive from them, it looks like they are trying to run
> down their stock of version 9 now. So, you buy version 9 and 2 months later
> they release ver 10. Do you get it for free. Of course not. You "may" get a
> small discount however.
>
> That's Roxio. But hey, they aren't as bad as Intuit with their QuickBooks.
>
> --
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard Urban MVP
> Microsoft Windows Shell/User
>
>
> "Willie" <willieh@optonline.net> wrote in message
> news:051F7BD8-6AC7-4C31-A03C-91E8CB709E9E@microsoft.com...
> > I'm having a problem with emc 9 with vista ultimate.Everytime i choose to
> > convert video to portable media.After I choose the video windows closes
> > the program.If anybody has a solution it will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Willie
>
>

LOl emc 9 yes, is that the only problem you are having. How about the trial
version expiring on a full retail copy. Do yourself a favor do what I did.
uninstall, hire a hit man to follow you around and shoot you in the face if
you ever think about buying a roxio product again!
"PNutts" <pnutterfield@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:AB40B122-CA2D-45DC-8DA0-14F48667B1CC@microsoft.com...
> LOL! I remember those days...
>
> I promised myself every version of Roxio I bought would be my last.
> Finally,
> with version 8 sitting unused on the floor and the version 9 "upgrade"
> e-mails safely deleted. I may have stopped the madness.
>
> I found the older I get the less sophisticated my needs are. As much as I
> don't like bloat, the new features in Windows cause me to buy (or upgrade)
> fewer 3rd party utilities. And I suppose "bloat" is relative... Being able
> to
> image my drive with Vista eliminates Ghost. Basic burning eliminates
> Roxio.
> Together they are over a GB fully loaded...
>
> "Richard Urban" wrote:
>
>> Just as when Windows XP was introduced, Roxio issued patches that
>> supposedly
>> made CD Creator 5 compatible with XP. Most everyone knew that it wasn't
>> truly compatible. It wasn't until Roxio came out with CD Creator 6 a
>> couple
>> of months later that true compatibility was achieved.
>>
>> I would not expect them to be any different this time around. EMC 10 will
>> do
>> the job, when they get around to releasing it. Seeing the heavy discount
>> emails I constantly receive from them, it looks like they are trying to
>> run
>> down their stock of version 9 now. So, you buy version 9 and 2 months
>> later
>> they release ver 10. Do you get it for free. Of course not. You "may" get
>> a
>> small discount however.
>>
>> That's Roxio. But hey, they aren't as bad as Intuit with their
>> QuickBooks.
>>
>> --
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Richard Urban MVP
>> Microsoft Windows Shell/User
>>
>>
>> "Willie" <willieh@optonline.net> wrote in message
>> news:051F7BD8-6AC7-4C31-A03C-91E8CB709E9E@microsoft.com...
>> > I'm having a problem with emc 9 with vista ultimate.Everytime i choose
>> > to
>> > convert video to portable media.After I choose the video windows closes
>> > the program.If anybody has a solution it will be greatly appreciated.
>> >
>> > Willie
>>
>>