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You can install the free Descaler decoder here: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Dsc ... ilters.htm

PE prefers Type 2.

You can not do this in PE. You can set the DVD player to auto repeat. OR: Robert J. Johnston offers this solution, using free software called PcgEdit. 1. Create a short project (for starters) without a menu and "Burn to Folder." 2. Start up PgcEdit. 3. Click "Close" on the first ...

Go into PSE (under edit) and change color settings from "Always Optimize Colors for Computer Screens" to "No Color Management".

I use AnyDVD, it works well. the main reason I use it is to remove the DRM copyright protection. I have a home theater PC for playing my High Def files but I also playback standard DVDs... software DVD players will not allow a commericial DVD to be played through the TVout (component video in my cas...

Read here, for HDV info on choice of Camcorders etc: http://www.sonyhdvinfo.com/ HD takes a lot more computer resourses. You need to decide if you are going to edit in HD and downconvert for burning to a standard DVD or downconvrting in the camcorder to standard definition before editing. Or do you ...

Ummm, dont know about getting the date stamp from a DVD camcorder. Sorry.

As you say you need to select the 16:9 project settings. Then when the video is in the PE3 Media Bin right click on it. Then select Interpret Footage, then select Conform To and select the widescreen option. The clip will then appear as 16:9 in the timeline/monitor.

I dont recall now if there is an uninstall facility with WAX. Anyway when you uninstall PE3 clear your preferences (confirm C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\Application Data\Adobe\Premiere Elements\3.0 has been deleted) as well and manually delete the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0...

I got to it with no problem...

For any folks out there with AVCHD high definition camcorders finally an editing/DVD authoring product has been released that supports the AVCHD format. ULEAD DVD Moviefactory 6:
http://www.ulead.com/dmf/runme.htm

I like your summer cottage... not very big but I guess it will do for a short break.

Regarding the processors... no question, Intel Core 2 Duo wins hands down over the AMD dual core processors. I have both and the Intel is much faster. Take a look at this report comparing the two...
http://tomshardware.co.uk/2006/07/14/co ... index.html

There is Standard, Compatible and Accelerted GPU. Which one is yours set to??? This is what probably changed.