[Sleuth77]

I was completing an encoding production of a slideshow which was edited in VideoWave. After the movie encoding finished and the program went to encoding the menu, the following error message came up. Error 80040207. Error while encoding menu. The production burned to the disc, but the menu did not.

Has anyone had this problem? If so, please advise a solution if known.

Thanks,
Bill
Dell Dimension 8300 3Ghz CPU
Windows XP Home Edition
1 GB RAM
XFX GeForce 7600 GS 256 MB Video card
Audigy2 Soundblaster
2 120 GB SATA Hard drives
1 Maxtor 120 MB external hard drives USB
1 LACIE external 250 MB hard drive Firewire

This post has been edited by Sleuth77: 11 October 2006 - 08:40 PM

[fhoss]

Sleuth77, on Oct 10 2006, 03:33 PM, said:

I was completing an encoding production of a slideshow which was edited in VideoWave. After the movie encoding finished and the program went to encoding the menu, the following error message came up. Error 80040207. Error while encoding menu. The production burned to the disc, but the menu did not.

Has anyone had this problem? If so, please advise a solution if known.

Thanks,
Bill
Dell Dimension 8300 3Ghz CPU
Windows XP Home Edition
1 GB RAM
XFX GeForce 7600 GS 256 MB Video card
Audigy2 Soundblaster
2 120 GB SATA Hard drives
1 Maxtor 120 MB external hard drives USB
1 LACIE external 250 MB hard drive Firewire

Yes, I have exactly the same problem and recently posted a question similar to yours. No one responded to my question either. I do not know enough to really suggest a solution but I was able to get a menu encoded on a test movie by forcing the rendering selection to "software" rather than "hardware". Run MyDVD/Videowave. Under tools/options you will see how to select one or the other. The test button is supposed to suggest to you which method "should" be best for your computer. Please note, however, I am just passing this along from infotmation I have seen in the forum. I have little to no expertise.
Frank

[Beerman]

fhoss, on Dec 7 2006, 05:49 AM, said:

Yes, I have exactly the same problem and recently posted a question similar to yours. No one responded to my question either. I do not know enough to really suggest a solution but I was able to get a menu encoded on a test movie by forcing the rendering selection to "software" rather than "hardware". Run MyDVD/Videowave. Under tools/options you will see how to select one or the other. The test button is supposed to suggest to you which method "should" be best for your computer. Please note, however, I am just passing this along from infotmation I have seen in the forum. I have little to no expertise.
Frank

Updated drivers and changing from hardware to software render has helped some but not all. It appears to be the only thing that might help. Please let us know if, in fact, this does work for you.

[Sleuth77]

Beerman, on Dec 7 2006, 05:23 AM, said:

Updated drivers and changing from hardware to software render has helped some but not all. It appears to be the only thing that might help. Please let us know if, in fact, this does work for you.

I updated the drivers for my Sony DVD RW DRU-820A burner and it fixed the problem.

Bill A.

[jdjacobson]

[quote name='Sleuth77' date='Oct 10 2006, 03:33 PM' post='58345']
I was completing an encoding production of a slideshow which was edited in VideoWave. After the movie encoding finished and the program went to encoding the menu, the following error message came up. Error 80040207. Error while encoding menu. The production burned to the disc, but the menu did not.

Has anyone had this problem? If so, please advise a solution if known.

Thanks,
Bill
Dell Dimension 8300 3Ghz CPU
Windows XP Home Edition
1 GB RAM
XFX GeForce 7600 GS 256 MB Video card
Audigy2 Soundblaster
2 120 GB SATA Hard drives
1 Maxtor 120 MB external hard drives USB
1 LACIE external 250 MB hard drive Firewire

I am having similar problems encoding, error code 80004005 as well as:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error
Program: C:\program files\roxio\video UI 9\videowave 9.exe

R6025-pure virtual function call

NetFrame 1.1 not supported

direct x 9 not noncompliance

I have installed Netframe 3.0. Installed new drivers for my DVD+R RW. Updated Windows drivers.
I talked to Dell and they said Roxio was familiar with the problem and a fix was due. Time frame unknown.

jdjacobson
dell dimension 8400
3.2 ghz
4g ram
Windows XP Pro, Media Version

Suggestions welcome.

[grandpabruce]

@jdjacobson: Switch to software rendering. It will encode at a snail's pace, but you should not get the encoding menu error.

[ppp]

grandpabruce, on Dec 16 2006, 05:58 AM, said:

@jdjacobson: Switch to software rendering. It will encode at a snail's pace, but you should not get the encoding menu error.

I just got the same error.... not sure what to do ...

ppp, on Dec 17 2006, 09:14 PM, said:

I just got the same error.... not sure what to do ...

where does one switch to software rendering?

[grandpabruce]

ppp, on Dec 17 2006, 11:16 PM, said:

I just got the same error.... not sure what to do ...
where does one switch to software rendering?

Click on Tools, then Options. You will see it right at the top.