When I try to save my video to DV tape using Windows Movie Maker 2.1, I
wind up with choppy video and sound that's very distorted. Also, the
original video on my computer is shorter than the video that's saved to
the DV tape. A video lasting 6 minutes and 30 seconds on my computer
ends up being about 7 minutes and 10 seconds when it's saved to DV
tape. What am I doing wrong?

What else is running on the PC in the background when you're capturing?
What are the specs of your PC?
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www.coribright.com

"skyrox" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I try to save my video to DV tape using Windows Movie Maker 2.1, I
> wind up with choppy video and sound that's very distorted. Also, the
> original video on my computer is shorter than the video that's saved to
> the DV tape. A video lasting 6 minutes and 30 seconds on my computer
> ends up being about 7 minutes and 10 seconds when it's saved to DV
> tape. What am I doing wrong?
>
>