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Microsoft does not provide technical support for this software. In order to use this evaluation, the product must be activated online with Microsoft-hosted activation and validation services. It is intended for evaluation purposes only and cannot be used for productive business or personal purposes. The Windows 8 RTM evaluation provides up to a 90-day evaluation of Windows 8. Try Windows 8 today to experience the new capabilities firsthand and start planning for Windows 8 in your organization. Designed to deliver the experiences people love and the enterprise-grade solutions companies need, Windows 8 provides what today’s workforce wants, bringing new possibilities in mobile productivity, end-to-end security, virtualization and management advancements, and the business tablets you’ve been waiting for. DVDflick does have some obtuse interface glitches.Windows 8 is ready for business.

I doubt this is your problem, RavenHQ, but you never know. After a couple secs, I remember I need to drill down into the dvd folder within the dvd folder to reach the VIDEO_TS folder.

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Sometimes when I reload or change software I use to access DVD files, I get thrown when their file navigation pane defaults to the outer DVDflick "dvd" folder, which of course does not display the VIDEO_TS folder. The first "dvd" folder contains a bunch of small files that I never use and always discard, AND a second nested "dvd" folder which contains the finished VIDEO_TS folder and usable VOB files. DVDflick creates an odd default output folder structure: If I re-order the source file queue, or change the DVD target size, or change a couple of the thumbnail frames (sometimes all three), and run DVDflick a second time, it usually will succeed in creating a finished VIDEO_TS folder.įorgive me if this sounds obvious, but we all make silly mistakes from time to time even with programs we use every day: is it possible you're trying to access the wrong output folders? This could happen if you've upgraded your OS and resetting the way some programs work. The strange thing is, when DVDflick doesn't choke it takes just ten seconds to execute the "Generating Menus" function and create a usable VIDEO_TS folder.

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I've never figured out what the heck gets screwed up at that point, but it results in a DVD folder full of scattered VOB files and text files.

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The only problems I've encountered are the same ones that popped up under XP: DVDflick chokes on some MP4 source files during the last few seconds of DVD authoring, at the "Generating Menus" stage where it dies with an "Error 54- File Not Found".

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I have not tried it on a PC that has been updated from XP to Win 7 using the generic MS installer, nor have I tried it on Win 7 Professional or Win 7 32 Bit.

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DVDflick still works for me running under the pre-loaded versions of Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit that came with my recent i3 and i5 Lenovo and Samsung laptops, as well as an old Toshiba running Vista.