[budder8817]

just bought this 69 dollar software and so far it as been very off par.
i got about 1 gb of pictures i wanted to put on a 4.7 dvd but the encoding time is ridicuous. First off if i just want slide shows with menus does it even need to encode? But, i wait forever it seems and the process bar doesn't even move. I'll get my notebook specs. But, besides that its buggy and it freezes. Had to voice myself sorry if this has been already brought up.

[grandpabruce]

just bought this 69 dollar software and so far it as been very off par.
i got about 1 gb of pictures i wanted to put on a 4.7 dvd but the encoding time is ridicuous. First off if i just want slide shows with menus does it even need to encode? But, i wait forever it seems and the process bar doesn't even move. I'll get my notebook specs. But, besides that its buggy and it freezes. Had to voice myself sorry if this has been already brought up.

If you are making a slide show, of course it encodes, to make it a DVD compliant movie.

If it sits at zero, it indicates that you need to update your video driers. List your system specs, similar to how I have mine listed in my signature.

[budder8817]

Specs
Intel ® Core ™ 2 CPU 2.16Gz
HL-DT-St DVD-+RW GSA-THN
2GB RAM
NVIDIA QUADRO NVS 110M (256 MB Video Card) I know this is not integraded. It is a 170$ card and is used specifically for rendering.
Window XP Pro
Thankyou
100 GB Mem 7600 RPM
I can't even burn with regular CDs. The burn time just sits at zero

This post has been edited by budder8817: 29 August 2007 - 05:18 AM

[gi7omy]

Go to the nVidia website and download and install the latest drivers for your card. It may be new to you, but drivers supplied can be quite some time out of date

Uninstall the existing ones first (force the computer to that horrible 16 colour VGA display) and then install the new ones. Also, update DirectX to the latest version from Microsoft (this isn't included with the normal Windows Updates and has to be obtained and installed separately)