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[gmietelski]

I was happy that I was finally able to burn a DVD+DL disk because I was getting the dreaded "Failure to Burn Image..." error but when I popped it in the DVD Player there was an annoying Buzzing sound that was in the background that was not on my original recording.

Anyone have any thoughts on this one?

Thanks!

[sknis]

I was happy that I was finally able to burn a DVD+DL disk because I was getting the dreaded "Failure to Burn Image..." error but when I popped it in the DVD Player there was an annoying Buzzing sound that was in the background that was not on my original recording.

Anyone have any thoughts on this one?

Thanks!

Not clear - was the buzzing present in the image file if you played it on your computer?

[gmietelski]

Not clear - was the buzzing present in the image file if you played it on your computer?

Thanks for the reply I did play it in my laptop and I hear the same stackie/buzzing sound during playback.
I am using Verbatim DVD+R DL disks and I burnt the image file to the disk.

[sknis]

Thanks for the reply I did play it in my laptop and I hear the same stackie/buzzing sound during playback.
I am using Verbatim DVD+R DL disks and I burnt the image file to the disk.

Still not clear.  Did you play the ISO file you created on your computer?  You can use VLC (free) to play it or mount a virtual disc and play that.

[gmsikgb]

Was this "buzzing noise problem" ever resolved?  Know it's been some time since this problem was raised, but I never saw any resolution of it and, subsequently have the same problem--buzzing noise on the first (and only) DVD that I burned from my cadcam.  The buzz is present regardless of whether I play the DVD in different DVD player software programs on my PC or on my Macbook.  Please advise and thanks in advance for any advice anyone might give me.

[sknis]

Was this "buzzing noise problem" ever resolved?  Know it's been some time since this problem was raised, but I never saw any resolution of it and, subsequently have the same problem--buzzing noise on the first (and only) DVD that I burned from my cadcam.  The buzz is present regardless of whether I play the DVD in different DVD player software programs on my PC or on my Macbook.  Please advise and thanks in advance for any advice anyone might give me.

Did you make an ISO file and play that on your computer?  How did it sound?  What audio card do you have?  Have you updated the drivers for the card?  Did you turn down the audio acceleration (XP?)

What does the buzzing sound like?  I think of a bee trye buzzing but other people have coplained about a helocopter typr sound?

You need to provide us with more information.  The Op never came back to tell us if the problem was solved>  

[gmsikgb]

Did you make an ISO file and play that on your computer?  How did it sound?  What audio card do you have?  Have you updated the drivers for the card?  Did you turn down the audio acceleration (XP?)

What does the buzzing sound like?  I think of a bee trye buzzing but other people have coplained about a helocopter typr sound?

You need to provide us with more information.  The Op never came back to tell us if the problem was solved>  

Thanks for your reply.  It went into my SPAM, so I just saw it.

I did not make an ISO file on my computer.  However, I did make an MPEG 4 file that had no buzzing sound.  My audio devoce is a Realtec High Definition Audio card. However, I am using an external Creative SB Live 24-bit external device for sound.  I did update my drivers.  I did not turn down audio acceleration & I am using Windows XP.

The noise I get on the DVD is a constant, unvarying buzz sound.  Hope this additional information will be of some help to you and thanks again for responding so promptly.

Keith Baker

[sknis]

Thanks for your reply.  It went into my SPAM, so I just saw it.

I did not make an ISO file on my computer.  However, I did make an MPEG 4 file that had no buzzing sound.  My audio devoce is a Realtec High Definition Audio card. However, I am using an external Creative SB Live 24-bit external device for sound.  I did update my drivers.  I did not turn down audio acceleration & I am using Windows XP.

The noise I get on the DVD is a constant, unvarying buzz sound.  Hope this additional information will be of some help to you and thanks again for responding so promptly.

Keith Baker

The program is notorious for not liking 24 bit cards.  Does that device also do 16 bit?  Did you try using the on-board sound device?  

I'm now starting to wonder about a bad connection or a grounding issue.  You did not post which device so connection/grounding may not even be a factor.  Which device do you have.

How are you burning the DVD?  The ISO file would eliminate some other issues that could be involved.  The fact that the MPEG 4 file plays OK doesn't mean a lot.

[gmsikgb]

The program is notorious for not liking 24 bit cards.  Does that device also do 16 bit?  Did you try using the on-board sound device?  

I'm now starting to wonder about a bad connection or a grounding issue.  You did not post which device so connection/grounding may not even be a factor.  Which device do you have.

How are you burning the DVD?  The ISO file would eliminate some other issues that could be involved.  The fact that the MPEG 4 file plays OK doesn't mean a lot.

By "device," do you mean which DVD device do I have?    By the way, before I received your last post, I started converting the MPEG file I previously downloaded from my camcorder to the ISO format and am going to try burning it.  I can't get over how slow the encoding (HD) is. Guess that is normal, huh?

[sknis]

By "device," do you mean which DVD device do I have?    By the way, before I received your last post, I started converting the MPEG file I previously downloaded from my camcorder to the ISO format and am going to try burning it.  I can't get over how slow the encoding (HD) is. Guess that is normal, huh?

Very slow; for a AVCHD disc, more than overnight for 30 to 40 minutes.