DVD burn leaving off end of video

[Mike Beltracchi]

I have tried to burn several videos from TS files using MyDVD9. It all goes great, but it leaves off the final 10 seconds of the movie. When I play the video using the source TS files, it goes right to the end, so that leaves MyDVD9 as the weak link in the chain. Any ideas why this happens and is there a work around?

[malatekid]

If you have video folder set, use Disc Copier to burn that.

 

BTW, you posted in V7.5 forum but discussed MyDVD9 (Version 9).

[Mike Beltracchi]

If you have video folder set, use Disc Copier to burn that.

 

BTW, you posted in V7.5 forum but discussed MyDVD9 (Version 9).

I tried to post in the EMC9 forum, but for some reason, my EMC9 registered my software, it put in me EMC7 and I can't figure out how to change it.

[malatekid]

I tried to post in the EMC9 forum, but for some reason, my EMC9 registered my software, it put in me EMC7 and I can't figure out how to change it.

You want this thread to be moved to the appropriate EMC9 subforum?

 

Also, what are the response to the questions above?

[Mike Beltracchi]

You want this thread to be moved to the appropriate EMC9 subforum? Yes

 

Also, what are the response to the questions above?

I am unable to use Disk Copier as it tells me that I don't have enough hard disk space. For some reason it is looking for 4.2mb of space on my C drive when I'll I want to do is to copy a 200mb video to a 4GB DVD.

[bimicher]

I am unable to use Disk Copier as it tells me that I don't have enough hard disk space. For some reason it is looking for 4.2mb of space on my C drive when I'll I want to do is to copy a 200mb video to a 4GB DVD.

 

First of all, file size is not important when it comes to burning video DVDs, its the time length that matters. A standard DVD will hold 60 minutes of video at best quality. Your 200mb file is propably a highly compressed file and has to be converted to a DVD standard mpg format which is why it is asking for 4.2GB (I assume that 4.2mb should read 4.2GB).