User`s guide

■ If the LED is blinking orange, save your work, close MyDVD,

then power your AVC-2210 off, then on again.

Need Help Capturing Your Video?

■ If your analog video device, such as a VCR or camcorder, is not

powered on, after about 1 minute, you will get an error

message.

To allow MyDVD to recognize and capture the video:

a Click OK to close the error message.

b Click Done to close the Capture window.

c Press the Power on button on your video device.

d Click Capture.

■ For optimum quality when creating DVDs, use the Best setting

(in the MyDVD Capture window) when capturing video clips.

However, if you have limited disk space, Adaptec recommends

that you choose the Better or Good capture setting. (See the

VideOh! DVD AVC-2210 User’s Guide for more information on

determining disk space.)

Note: Due to Microsoft Windows FAT file system

limitations, the maximum file size you can use is 4

Gigabytes (GB). If possible, use NTSF formatted hard disk.

■ If you are capturing video using the Best quality setting and see

choppy images on the preview window, make sure you’re

connected to a USB 2.0 port, because Best quality capturing may

exceed the bandwidth of USB 1.1.

■ MyDVD may not be able to recognize footage from a damaged

or degraded video tape.

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