FAQ (36)

How to Fix the Black Screen Issue After Recording in Windows XP

For Windows XP, normal operation may not be guaranteed because Microsoft has ended support for this operating system. (Reference)


This issue occurs because the program you are trying to record is using the overlay mixer. 

The easiest way to solve the problem is as follows.

Right-click on the desktop and click Properties.

 

The Display Properties window will appear. Click the Settings tab.


Click the Advanced button.


Click the Troubleshoot tab.


As shown below, Hardware acceleration is set to Full. Change it to None.


After setting it as shown below, click OK, close the program you want to record, and then try recording again.



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Features of product

* Completely 100% FREE Software

* All supported CD/DVD/Blu-ray image formats

CloneCD (*.ccd), CDRWin (*.bin), Cue Sheets (*.cue), CDImage (*.img), ISO (*.iso),

BlindRead (*.bwt), BlindWrite (*.b5t; *.b6t), Alcohol 120% Image (*.mds;*.mdf),

Disc Juggler (*.cdi), Instant CD/DVD (*.pdi), Compressed ISO (*.isz), Nero (*.nrg),

CloneDVD (*.dvd), CDSpace6 (*.LCD), Media Data eXtended (*.MDX), Media Descriptor Sidecar(*.MDS)

* Emulate up to 24 SCSI devices in all

* Perform image mounting to local NTFS folders

* Customize virtual drives: change a drive letter, DVD region

* Support Encrypted isz(Compressed ISO) file



How to Start

VirtualDVD is very easy and simple.

1. Click(Left or Right) the VirtualDVD's trayicon.

2. Select Menu(Virtual Devices->Mount Image).

3. Select CD/DVD Image file.




- Trayicon Menu



- Mount Image Menu



- Preferences


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