Error 80004005 when importing VOB file in My DVD

[pluick]

Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience problems burning a DVD when you import VOB files to your project?

 

When I preview the project in My DVD, everything works and looks fine,

but once I go to burn it, or make an ISO file, it either hangs or gives me the notorious error 80004005

 

 

Any clues of what could be happening?

 

Thanks,

 

 

Luis

 

My sistem:

Dell inspiron E1705

XP prefessional

Sony DVD+-RW DW-Q58A UDS1

NVidia GeForce Go 7800

[Jeans]

You don't need to do any download to roll back to IE6 - just uninstall 7 from add/remove programs

Okay I think I know my burn problem. MyDVD won't encode VOB files so need to change them to another format. The VOB files I imported to nero prior to getting roxio encode but are jerky. Can I import my VOB's elsewhere in Creator9 and have then converted then put together my project and burn it in DVD 9? I will explore as I have time while I await an answer. Thanks to all your post as they have helped me figure out some things! Jeanne

[Jeans]

I am also getting error 80004005. I did install the fix suggested for 8 even tho I have 9 should I undo and if so how?

[gi7omy]

If you did it and it works, I wouldn't worry - the notes on the fix by John are clear enough so if you follow those.

 

In a worst case scenario, do a clean uninstall (see the pinned notes on that), then update drivers and DirectX and re-install

[pluick]

I am also getting error 80004005. I did install the fix suggested for 8 even tho I have 9 should I undo and if so how?

 

 

 

I couldn't find a way to pass the error using VOB files,

but if I don;t use any it Burns ok,

make sure to have all your project files in the same local hard drive,

that seems to work for me.

 

I did spend time updating the video driver and all that...

 

I like some features of EMC 9 but I think DVD Encore seems more stable,

 

thanks gi7omy

[gi7omy]

make sure to have all your project files in the same local hard drive,

that seems to work for me.

 

And as a follow up on that - always defragment the drive before and after capturing to the hard drive

 

(Just a word of advice - it makes things work better as the heads don't have to skip all over the drive to access the data)

[Jeans]

I couldn't find a way to pass the error using VOB files,

but if I don;t use any it Burns ok,

make sure to have all your project files in the same local hard drive,

that seems to work for me.

 

I did spend time updating the video driver and all that...

 

I like some features of EMC 9 but I think DVD Encore seems more stable,

 

thanks gi7omy

 

What is the difference between IFO an VOB files? Thanks Jeanne

[Beerman]

IFO files are the files that handle the information and the vob files contain the mpeg video files. There's more to it than that but it's the simple version.

[pluick]

That error is usually associated with EMC7 or 8, howver, do NOT attempt the hotfix as described for those without reading the note attached by John about backing up.

 

Having said that - known culprits can include Internet Explorer 7, Windows Media Player 11 and also 'out of date' video drivers and DirectX

 

Sooo - I'd recommend you start by updating your video drivers from the maker's website (not the Dell ones and certainly not the Microsoft ones) and also DirectX 9.0c (December 2006 version)

 

If that fails and you have IE7 and/or WMP11 installed - try rolling back to the earlier versions

 

Let us know what happens - even if it doesn't work and we can try to take it from there

 

 

OK Thanks

I will try again the driver update, and I do have IE7 WM11...so will try all those....will let you know if I manage,

thanks again

[Jeans]

IFO files are the files that handle the information and the vob files contain the mpeg video files. There's more to it than that but it's the simple version.

So when I import from my disc that I have downloaded my home vid to (I use a sony dvd recorder) there is an IFO and VOB with each vid do I need to import each of these? My project plays fine in the preview but I get the 800004005 error right of the bat when I try to burn or write to iso file. I have directx9c, iexplore7 (which doesn't work so I use firefox) and have updated my cards (Nvidia geforce 6600 and Radeon 7000 dual head) I have a dual core amd 2.5mhz and 1 GB of RAM running XP 64 bit. I think I need to roll back to iexplore 6 but can't find a download. Help I have spent hours and I do have another life with w2 and 1099 to print and a vid project that I just junked nero because after 2 weeks I thought maybe roxio might be better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But niether have much in the way of tech support and I am not stupid! I NEED TO GET THIS DONE!!!!!!!!!

[gi7omy]

You don't need to do any download to roll back to IE6 - just uninstall 7 from add/remove programs

[gi7omy]

That error is usually associated with EMC7 or 8, howver, do NOT attempt the hotfix as described for those without reading the note attached by John about backing up.

 

Having said that - known culprits can include Internet Explorer 7, Windows Media Player 11 and also 'out of date' video drivers and DirectX

 

Sooo - I'd recommend you start by updating your video drivers from the maker's website (not the Dell ones and certainly not the Microsoft ones) and also DirectX 9.0c (December 2006 version)

 

If that fails and you have IE7 and/or WMP11 installed - try rolling back to the earlier versions

 

Let us know what happens - even if it doesn't work and we can try to take it from there