[phoenix_talons]

Tried InterDVD, KMPlayer, Windows Media Player, but none of them worked. Why? I look inside the disc, all the files showed 0K. See picture.


On "My Computer", it show 3.71GB total size.

It's frustrating. First, I have to update drivers. Then the disc wouldn't play. Someone please help me. I've spent weeks on the project.

[Brendon]

Something very wrong there. All those files show zero bytes. No wonder it won't play.

[grandpabruce]

Tried InterDVD, KMPlayer, Windows Media Player, but none of them worked. Why? I look inside the disc, all the files showed 0K. See picture.
On "My Computer", it show 3.71GB total size.

It's frustrating. First, I have to update drivers. Then the disc wouldn't play. Someone please help me. I've spent weeks on the project.

How was the project made? What program?

This post has been edited by grandpabruce: 01 June 2008 - 05:13 AM

[phoenix_talons]

I used EMC 10. So what is the problem? Why is this happening?!!

[cdanteek]

On "My Computer", it show 3.71GB total size.

Like Brendon said your pic shows files ' 0kb '

I used EMC 10.

Your going to have to be more specific, like what application in EMC 10, what were the source files, did you encode and burn to disc in one operation, details, details?

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This post has been edited by cdanteek: 01 June 2008 - 06:33 AM

[phoenix_talons]

I use MyDVD. I created the menu layout, sub-menu, add videos, slides, exactly what the tutorials tell me. Burn the entire project into one DVD. What kind of specifics do you want? You want to see the screen shots of every sub-menu page??

I'm trying again using another blank DVD.

This post has been edited by phoenix_talons: 01 June 2008 - 07:37 AM

[cdanteek]

Is this a bought retail Roxio Emc version 10 suite? In MyDVD , tools, options, run the grapics test does it default to hardware or software, try software? What is the make and model # of your video card? Are the drivers updated for the card? Does your pc meet the minimum system requirements for the software? Posting your pc spec's might help.

Most use VideoWave to make their slide show / production, then bring it into MyDVD for menus and DVD authoring. Saving it as a image file or video_ts folder set. When your ready to burn, click the burn button and un-check the burn to disc button, then check save disc image file or create folder set. When the image is created or folder set, use disc copier to burn that to a DVD disc.


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[phoenix_talons]

Is this a bought retail Roxio Emc version 10 suite? In MyDVD , tools, options, run the grapics test does it default to hardware or software, try software? What is the make and model # of your video card? Are the drivers updated for the card? Does your pc meet the minimum system requirements for the software? Posting your pc spec's might help.

Most use VideoWave to make their slide show / production, then bring it into MyDVD for menus and DVD authoring. Saving it as a image file or video_ts folder set. When your ready to burn, click the burn button and un-check the burn to disc button, then check save disc image file or create folder set. When the image is created or folder set, use disc copier to burn that to a DVD disc.


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My video card is Radeon x300. I already told you I updated the driver. Through this link. My pc specs are shown below.


I'm not sure what you mean with graphics test. How do I check what the default is?

I'll try your suggestion and save it as image file first. Can I use any disc copier or a particular Roxio/Sonic one? I hear that Sonic/Roxio projects aren't compatible with other softwares or versions (of the same software).

This post has been edited by phoenix_talons: 01 June 2008 - 08:22 AM

[cdanteek]

I'm not sure what you mean with graphics test. How do I check what the default is?

When you look at it what is it set at?

Is this a Retail software version or a Dell came preloaded on your pc?

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[phoenix_talons]

When you look at it what is it set at?

Is this a Retail software version or a Dell came preloaded on your pc?

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Just looking at it, I don't know. The software is a retail version.

[grandpabruce]

My video card is Radeon x300. I already told you I updated the driver. Through this link. My pc specs are shown below.


I'm not sure what you mean with graphics test. How do I check what the default is?

I'll try your suggestion and save it as image file first. Can I use any disc copier or a particular Roxio/Sonic one? I hear that Sonic/Roxio projects aren't compatible with other softwares or versions (of the same software).

That X300 onboard chipset may be your downfall. There have been a multitude of posts, from folks with that chipset, having problems.

Try software rendering.

[cdanteek]

I'm not sure it's a chip Bruce, did I miss something posted again?

Your right hearing about the Radeon x300 and it's HyperMemory!

phoenix_talons,

click start, run, type in, dxdiag, click ok. Click the display tab, list the chip type and total memory info ?

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[phoenix_talons]

Radeon x300 display info as shown:


Does it mean I have to change the driver into something else that works? Where do I find software rendering?

Ok, I have the project in .iso file, saved from MyDVD software. Can I use any disc copier? I have Roxio Creator Classic and Sonic MyDVD Copy.

Thanks for all your help.

This post has been edited by phoenix_talons: 01 June 2008 - 12:09 PM

[cdanteek]

Looks like you have a onboard chip.


From post #7!

In MyDVD , tools, options, run the grapics test does it default to hardware or software, try software?

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[phoenix_talons]

Looks like you have a onboard chip.


From post #7!


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So there is no hope. I have to use something else instead of Roxio or Sonic. Thanks.

The image file didn't work either. Tried burning it using disc copier and still got 0K on all files.

This post has been edited by phoenix_talons: 01 June 2008 - 01:33 PM

[cdanteek]

Version 10 doesn't have disc copier. I said that above because you posted in V9 forum, V9 was the last version with disc copier program. In version 10, what you say you have, a retail copy, correct? You use video copy and convert to burn the image.

Right click the ISO Image file you created and post a image of it's properties.

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