
If you open the file location, a window will open where you can copy the file or rename it if desired. The above example shows the test footage is recorded as an MPEG format at 25FPS. There is no option for frame rate to be changed in any part of the program before recording, which is a shame.

#How to use vidbox nw06 mp4#
That being said, if you’re transferring to DVD those are the frame rates DVD players use anyway.Ĭonvert to MP4 is the second option allowing you to alter the file size, but in selected increments. So resolution can be increased and video quality selected as best and that’s all the options you will get. Output folder can be changed to another location if you wish. Using the test footage and converting it to MP4, I have to say the quality is decent. Just a shame again over the lack of output options. Video Conversion for PC – Burning a DVDįinally we have the option for burning a DVD and this is where things could certainly be improved upon.
#How to use vidbox nw06 software#
Let me tell you now, if you have an external DVD burner (as is the case for the test PC I used for this VIDBOX review), you have to make sure that the DVD burner is plugged in before you start capturing any footage.īecause the software will not see the USB device attached if you’ve already captured a video.

What is strange though, is that you can save the MPEG file after the capture process, but you cannot add the MPEG file later if you want to burn to a DVD at a different time. It has to be done all in the one sitting.
