[deandane]

I download my videos using Windows MovieMaker and create DVDs using Sonic DigitalMedia/My DVD 7.
This is the full version of My DVD, which I purchased to replace the limited version that came with my HP Multi-Media computer.

There is a big difference between the trial version and the full version, and it's driving me nuts.

In both cases, I choose video through Add Files and burn my DVD. With the trial version, I could then make a second copy of the same material by putting a new DVD in my computer and hitting BURN.

But with the new version, following the same steps, it will appear to be burning but in the end I get an error message: ACCESS DENIED----16000.

To get a second copy I have to create a new project, add the files again and change the file name slightly then click BURN.

Is there a link that explains what ACCESS DENIED---16000 means and does anyone have any advice on why this is happening and how/if I can prevent it. Thank you for taking the time to read my issue.

[Brendon]

Hello,

There was a topic on this some while ago which might help. The writer "Kevin J" seems to be a Sonic person, since he writes about "our knowledgebase", and he knows things we don't.

http://forums.support.roxio.com/lofiversio...php/t16471.html

In the meantime, here might be a work-around in case you can't solve the Access Denied error.
Can you find a way to 'burn' to a disc image rather than straight to disc? I don't have your version of MyDVD, but in MyDVD 8 when you click on the burn button you get this burn dialog box.



By selecting the Save disc image file checkbox, and unselecting Burn to disc I can save an image of the disc I want to burn. If you can find a similar dialog it should then be possible to burn that image repeatedly to disc [even if you have to restart MyDVD each time] without having to re-make your project.

Regards,
Brendon

[deandane]

Thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate the insight and the suggestions. I will try them and, fingers crossed, solve the issue.

I appreciate your kindness in reply.

This post has been edited by Brendon: 15 October 2008 - 12:40 AM

[Brendon]

You're welcome.

My whole message got quoted inside your reply somehow, so I removed the quote. Hope you don't mind.

Regards and good fortune,
Brendon