Encore DVD en Windows Vista

Hola,alguien ha podido instalar el Encore en español, pero en windows vista, me sale un error 2292 a alguien le hya pasado?

Samuel, acabo de visitar el foro de Encore (que no uso) en inglés. Allí dicen que, oficialmente, Encore no funciona en Vista. Pero algunas personas reportan haberlo instalado, aunque no les funciona 100%. Sólo una persona dice que lo instaló y lo ha estado usando sin problemas.
Ojalá que esto te sirva.

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All other programs from this video collection have installed correctly.
What should be done?

I've been able to install Encore 1.5 under Vista Business. I haven't tried using it yet, so I don't know if it will work. However, here's how you do it.
1. Put the installation disk in the drive. Do _not_ install from the autorun screen. Close it.
2. Open the disk in Explorer. In the Encore folder, you'll find a file called setup.exe. Right click on it, choose properties, and choose the Compatibility tab. Set it to run in XP Pro compatibility mode, and Run as Administrator.
3. Click Apply and then close the properties box.
4. From Explorer, double click on setup.exe and let it install.
5. After installation, find the Encore.exe file under Programs, Adobe, Encore 1.5. Right click, choose Properties, Compatibility Tab, and set it to run in XP Pro compatibility mode, and Run as Administrator.
6. Reboot and then run it as usual.
It will open, but I haven't tried any projects yet. I would not use it to burn DVDs, however -- that's probably pushing things. Create your project to a folder on your hard drive and use Nero or something similar to burn the DVD.

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I figured the Windoze (I like that...) machines could see the contents of the disk regardless of what the iMac sees.
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Installation Encore DVD Fehler Windows Media 9 Runtime

Hallo,
wenn ich Adobe Encore DVD 1.5 installiere,
dann bleibt der PC immer bei
"Windows Media 9 Runtime wird installiert. Bitte warten"
hängen...
Mein BS ist Windows XP SP1, alle Patche ausser SP2...
Wer kennt diesen Fehler und kann mir helfen ?
1000 Dank
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Try this document:
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Or call Adobe Technical Support

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Encore DVD CS3 Start Message "Runtime Error!"

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In my case, the "virtual Daemon Manager" also "Daemon Tool" was the problem.
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Satellite L300 - Perform a repair installation of Windows Vista

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Hi fardei,
If you use the HDD recovery to reinstall Windows, your whole computer will not be formatted. Only the first partition will be deleted and thats all. Check the Toshiba document how the HDD recovery option works.
Using the Toshiba recovery disk creator tool allows you to create a recovery disk. Normally on the first start up where you purchased the notebook, you did get the following message:
+Important INFORMATION+
+your system is equipped with hard disk recovery system. if you need to repair+
+your computer by restoring it to original factory state, you can do it directly+
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Encore DVD 2.0 on VISTA

Hello,
I am following a conversation with the technical support of Adobe.
I have just changed my computer and it is optimized for Windows Vista. At this time it runs on XP, and I encounter some problems with the graphics card and WiFi card.
My questions are:
- Does among you, somebody has already installed Encore DVD 2.0 on Vista (I have the Production Studio Premium Creative Suite)?
- If yes, have you encountered any problems?
Thank you.
Sincerely, Olivier.
Bonjour,
Je fais suite à une conversation téléphonique avec le support technique d'Adobe.
Je viens de changer d'ordinateur et ce dernier est optimisé pour Windows Vista. Bien qu'en ce moment il tourne sous XP, je rencontre quelques petits soucis avec la carte graphique et la carte Wifi.
Mes questions sont les suivantes :
- Est-ce que parmi vous, quelqu'un a-t-il déjà installé Encore DVD 2.0 sous VISTA (je possède la suite Production Studio Premium) ?
- Si oui, avez-vous rencontré des problèmes particuliers ?
Merci d'avance.
Cordialement, Olivier.

EncoreDVD CS2 on Vista is unsupported.
Some users get lucky, but nothing is guaranteed, and you will not get any support at all (apart from those here who have managed to get it working).
Your best bet is to upgrade to CS3 - that is Vista 32-bit qualified.

Windows Vista Home + iTunes = no DVD drives

I am a long time iTunes user, and have been having an issue with iTunes for the last little while. When I install iTunes (I'm on Windows Vista 32 bit, by the way), after the required restart, my DVD drives' icons disappear (I have 2 of them). I can see the DVD drives in the Device Manager, and they say they cannot start. The only I think I've had these problems since about iTunes 7.0, but I don't burn CDs that often, so I've really not felt too bad about it, except that my wife would like to do so. I've done the registry change where you remove the upper and lower filters, which corrects the drive issue, but then presents the seemingly inevitable Registry issue dialog box, without the option to burn CDs. Here are the steps I've done thus far to try to get my computer and iTunes to play nicely:
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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Edition (Build 6000)
MICRO-STAR INC. MS-6728
iTunes 7.6.0.29
QuickTime 7.4
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
Apple Mobile Device 1.1.3.26
iTunes Serial Number 20D6EAF059AB94B4
Current user is not an administrator.
The current local date and time is 2008-01-15 18:41:21.
iTunes is not running in safe mode.
Video Display Information
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/X1650 Series
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/1650 Series Secondary
** External Plug-ins Information **
Plug-in Name: Last.fm iTunes plugin
Plug-in Loaded: Yes
Plug-in Version: 0.0.13
Plug-in File Version: 2.0.13.0
Plug-in Path: C:\Program Files\iTunes\Plug-ins\itw_scrobbler.dll
** CD/DVD Drive Tests **
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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Edition (Build 6000)
MICRO-STAR INC. MS-6728
iTunes 7.6.0.29
QuickTime 7.4
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
Apple Mobile Device 1.1.3.26
iTunes Serial Number 20D6EAF059AB94B4
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Video Display Information
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/X1650 Series
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/1650 Series Secondary
** External Plug-ins Information **
Plug-in Name: Last.fm iTunes plugin
Plug-in Loaded: Yes
Plug-in Version: 0.0.13
Plug-in File Version: 2.0.13.0
Plug-in Path: C:\Program Files\iTunes\Plug-ins\itw_scrobbler.dll
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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Edition (Build 6000)
TOSHIBA Satellite A135
iTunes 7.1.1.5
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
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Intel Corporation, Mobile Intel(R) 945GM Express Chipset Family
Intel Corporation, Mobile Intel(R) 945GM Express Chipset Family
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DiskDrive, TOSHIBA MK1234GSX ATA Device, Channel 0, Target 0, Lun 0
CDROM, PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-K17A ATA Device, Channel 1, Target 0, Lun 0
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I was forced to migrate to a new PC for work. It is running Windows Vista Enterprise. Since receiving the PC, iTunes will not recognize my CD/DVD Drive. I receive the following error message:
"Warning, The registry settings used by the iTunes drivers for importing and burning CD's and DVD's are missing....." etc.
I have completed the following troubleshooting steps with no success:
1. Deleted upper and lower filters in the registry per the Microsoft fix from their web site.
2. Completely uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes/Quicktime/Etc.
3. Uninstalled and reinstalled the CD/DVD Drive
4. Verified that other programs recognize and can burn to my CD/DVD drive. I have Windows Media Player and Roxio Creator Basic installed.
5. Verified that Windows Vista recognizes my CD/DVD drive.
6. Installed the GEAR driver recommended on the Apple Support page for this issue.
All of my music in is iTunes and I prefer to burn my CD's via iTunes. I have read that several people are having this issue.
Does anyone have a solution? There has to be a fix out there somewhere.
I can downgrade to XP but it will take an "Act Of Congress" for my corporate IT group to send me the XP downgrade CD.
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Encore DVD en Windows Vista

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