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[Pen]

I have update my video card to Galaxy 05-- GT 16b 128bit ddr2 and my system still show black in the preivew window when burning.  When the dvd project is processing the encoding to burn to the DVD.   All of sudden at  41% it stop.  I can see the entire Project on my computer with no problem.
Please help!

[sknis]

I have update my video card to Galaxy 05-- GT 16b 128bit ddr2 and my system still show black in the preivew window when burning.  When the dvd project is processing the encoding to burn to the DVD.   All of sudden at  41% it stop.  I can see the entire Project on my computer with no problem.
Please help!

Have you upgraded from Creator 2009 oto Creator 2010.  That is where your last post was.  Do you have Creator 2009, Creator 2010 or Easy Media Creator 9 or Easy Media Creator 10 or somethng else.  Make sure of what you have because the fixes may be different.

The black preview is definitely a video card/chip issue.  I can't find anything on that video card.  Perhaps if you give us more information  about the video chip on the card. It should have an NVidia chip - which one?   Is that card able to handle DirectX 9c?   You may want to update that.

In MyDVD (Create DVD -Advanced) go to the top menu and select tools, options, and put a dot near software.  Try again to see the preview.  

What are you trying to burn to the DVD?  A hang at a certain spot usually means that there is something at that point in the project that the application doesn't like.  Please describe in a little more detail.  Do you have slide shows, multiple videos etc?  Are you using any music that you got from an on-line source such as ITunes?

Have you tried burning to an image file (ISO) rather than to a disc?  That is one of the burning options.  Create the Image file and then copy that image file to a DVD using Video Copy and Convert.

Are you using crap media like Memorex or a store brand?

Please post your computer specs.

Edited by sknis, 15 September 2009 - 04:59 AM.

[Pen]

The software I use on my computer for movies is by Roxio MyDVD9 and Roxio VHS to DVD

My Video card is a NVida chip Version 1.3  - DirectX9.0C  that i had installed on Saturday

I try the tools option software and saving it as a image file(ISO) that didn't work

I have single and multiple videos cut on the DVDs that I made.

I am using Sony DVD-R 4.7gb

My computer specs: Compaq Presario amd Sempron ™ Processor 3200+ 1.79 GHZ 768MB of Ram

Thanks Hope you can help.

[myguggi]

The software I use on my computer for movies is by Roxio MyDVD9 and Roxio VHS to DVD

My Video card is a NVida chip Version 1.3  - DirectX9.0C  that i had installed on Saturday

I try the tools option software and saving it as a image file(ISO) that didn't work

I have single and multiple videos cut on the DVDs that I made.

I am using Sony DVD-R 4.7gb

My computer specs: Compaq Presario amd Sempron ™ Processor 3200+ 1.79 GHZ 768MB of Ram

Thanks Hope you can help.

So which software are you using? You post in the Creator 2010 forum but only have myDVD9 which is at least 3 years old and 3 versions behind and no longer supported.

Is that a laptop/notebook you have? How much free hard disk space do you have?

[Pen]

I am using Roxio VHS TO DVD Software - I  am using a desktop  
I have 431GB free on my external drive and 4.93GB on my C drive. All of my movie are stored on the external drive.  If I have to buy more software does Roxio a have trial copy to see if it will solve my problem.

Thanks

[grandpabruce]

I have update my video card to Galaxy 05-- GT 16b 128bit ddr2 and my system still show black in the preivew window when burning.  When the dvd project is processing the encoding to burn to the DVD.   All of sudden at  41% it stop.  I can see the entire Project on my computer with no problem.
Please help!

Who makes the Galaxy video card?  Where did you get it, and how much did you pay for it?

And, you have no room on your internal hard drive, which is not good.  Capturing to an external hard drive, is touch and go, at best.  You need to get a large, internal hard drive.  Once you capture to it, you can transfer the captured file to your external, if you need to.

Also, you should burn to an image file, first, not directly to  DVD.  Check to see what you have at the positon that your encoding stops.  There may be something amiss with the file.

Edited by grandpabruce, 17 September 2009 - 07:19 PM.

[myguggi]

I am using Roxio VHS TO DVD Software - I  am using a desktop  
I have 431GB free on my external drive and 4.93GB on my C drive. All of my movie are stored on the external drive.  If I have to buy more software does Roxio a have trial copy to see if it will solve my problem.

Thanks

You don't have enough free space on your system drive to run the software properly I would think.