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[RNT]

I have a small project.   It has three short movies (clips) and two slidshows.  The total space requirement is about 1.9 G.  The movies play fine.  In the slideshow, the music jumps.   I think one slideshow has 25 JPG and the other has 63 JPG.  The music is a WAV file.   The slidshow has jitters in the music.  I have tried three different DVD disks.  (Memorex,  Sony and Verbatim). DVD-R and DVD+R  I have tried two different DVD players.  One player is 3-5 years old and the other is new 2-3 months old.  I have tried software and hardware render.   While in preview, the sideshow works fine.   I burn the project to an ISO file.  Afterwards,  I create DVD from the ISO.  I have tried setting the MAX burn down to 4X.  I can mount the ISO file, and it works fine.   The created DVD works (plays corretly) in computer DVD player.  


I have been working for a week....  It is still not working..  My better-half is not happy... I need a solution (and soon).  



My machine...
OS.  Windows Media Center.
AMD 4200 Dual
HD 300G  
ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M

The OS is patch SP3 with the lastes patches.

Easy Media Creator 10 Suite
Version: 10.1.226
Build: 112B26A, R03
Serial Number:
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: PX Engine
Build: 4.4.49b, 31
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Central Core
Version: 3.7.0
Build: 371B38A, C10
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Central Tools
Version: 3.7.0
Build: 370B31A, C10
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Central Data
Version: 3.7.0
Build: 370B38A, C10
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Central Copy
Version: 3.7.0
Build: 370B42A, C10
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Central Audio
Version: 3.7.0
Build: 370B53A, C10
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2007

Module Name: Roxio Disc Gallery
Version: 3.1
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2006

[Jim_Hardin]

Video projects are measured in Time, so file sizes are meaningless… You did not mention how the discs play on your PC?

Some things to try:

Make sure your Video Card drivers are up to date.

Reduce the hardware acceleration under your Audio Card settings (not sure where that hides???)

Use some RW media so you can erase and reuse it. Then try a new slideshow in VideoWave with one set of slides and the existing WAV file. Go to MyDVD and burn it and try it.

Still have problems? Convert that WAV into mp3 and try the project again.

[RNT]

Thanks.  I used "Video Wave".   Exported the file as MPG.   Import in MyDVD.  

The MyDVD slideshow is buggy....

[grandpabruce]

Thanks.  I used "Video Wave".   Exported the file as MPG.   Import in MyDVD.  

The MyDVD slideshow is buggy....

Instead of exporting as an mpg file, save VideoWave production, then close VideoWave.  Open MyDVD, click on Add Movie, browse to your VideoWave file (XXX.dmsm), bring it in, add menus, or whatever else you want, then burn it to an .iso file, then burn to a DVD, using Video Copy and Convert.

See if this works better for you.

Also, make sure that you have nothing running in the background and you are doing nothing on the comptuer, while the .iso file is being created.

[RNT]

Thanks... I will try this next time..   Thanks again for your input.

[grandpabruce]

Thanks... I will try this next time..   Thanks again for your input.

You're welcome.  Let us know how it turns out.