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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 2
OS: Win XP
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[SOLVED] ImageMixer problem - movie shows filename
I worked my way through ImageMixer and edited, added sound, and gussied up my home movies. But when I arrange them all and then burn to a DVD, the actual movies have the filename and date/timestamp in the upper and lower corners! This does not appear in the preview mode, I can only get it to show up once I burn the DVD - which is exactly where I DON'T want to see it!
ImageMaker's website and help files are completely unhelpful as I can't find this problem addressed anywhere. Surely it's just some kind of preference issue, but I can't figure it out. I need help PLEASE! I've spend a zillion hours editing all these movies and if I can't get them to burn without that stupid info printed on them, I am going to scream. Thanks in advance . . . LeBorn |
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There are 2 separate timestamps for the audio and video channels. Check for any Overlay/Alpha options on both channels or the final mix.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 2
OS: Win XP
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The time and date stamps are for the edited movie file, i.e., "Snow Movie" and "6/27/05 19:25" - not the info for the clip that was shot in February.
It's the software ImageMixer that's got to be doing it, as the camera is not involved at this point. I haven't seen any preferences that relate to overlay, but I will look again, now that I have another term to look for . . . Thanks LeBorn |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 1
OS: Vista
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Re: ImageMixer problem - movie shows filename
I also had this problem. Incredibly, it turns out that the file name and date are subtitles! The way to remove them is quite easy: you very likely have a "subtitle" button on your DVD player's remote - just press it!
I would never have figured this out on my own. I ended up calling ImageMixer support (see their website). I was surprised that the phone was actually answered by a live person, who was able to solve this issue for me. ![]() |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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