Error when burning

[fathead533]

I am trying to burn a dvd and after about 1hr 45m or so the process is complete then i get a error message

(Destination drive doesn't have enough space. Error while  Burning Image 80004003 Error while  Aborting). can somebody tell me what to do. thanks. oh by the way, does that time to burn seem long or is the what i should expect? i used 2363.3 MB and that left me free 2336.7 MB and the quality was ep.

[who are you]

As was pretty much said previously, in this thread, those minimums are bogus. As to why they are listed like that, you would have to ask Roxio.

I agree completely about the stated requirements being bogus, whoever came up with them was apparently self medicating or had some other problem. I was just curious about the amount of degradation a celeron processor suffers, I do not re-call seeing anything comparing the celeron processors to non-celeron processors and what the equilavent non-celeron processor would be. Reading the forums, GI7OMY often has sources of such info, just thought he might have a ready reference of such comparisions. My question was really off-topic and not intended to reflect on his response, should have made that clearer in my post.

[gi7omy]

GI7OMY often has sources of such info, just thought he might have a ready reference of such comparisions. My question was really off-topic and not intended to reflect on his response, should have made that clearer in my post.

 

Source is a solid background in electronic servicing with over 25 years of that in digital (plus LOTS of reading, supplementary courses, etc)

[Beerman]

I am trying to burn a dvd and after about 1hr 45m or so the process is complete then i get a error message

(Destination drive doesn't have enough space. Error while Burning Image 80004003 Error while Aborting). can somebody tell me what to do. thanks

Some computer specs would be most helpful but as a start, see if what's posted here helps you.

[fathead533]

Some computer specs would be most helpful but as a start, see if what's posted here helps you.

Beerman, i am working a os of windows xp and a celeron 1.30GHZ w/2 GB of RAM

[sknis]

Beerman, i am working a os of windows xp and a celeron 1.30GHZ w/2 GB of RAM

 

How much free space on your C drive to store temp files?

 

That computer is above the minimum specs but at the very low end of what seems to be the real minimums. Whatever you do, make sure nothing else is running at the same time as the encoding. That you have cleaned out the temporary files on the hard drive, got rid of any malware, and defragged the hard drive. It will still be slow.

[cdanteek]

Beerman, i am working a os of windows xp and a celeron 1.30GHZ w/2 GB of RAM

 

 

The Minimum below, is a joke in my opinion!

 

System Requirements Roxio EMC 10

Minimum System Requirements:

Windows Vista with 1.6 GHz Intel processor, 512 MB RAM

Windows XP with 500 MHz processor or faster; 128 MB RAM

1 GB of free hard disk space for typical installation of all components

1024x768, 16-bit color graphics card

DirectX 9 or higher compatible sound card and graphics card

Windows Media Player 10 or higher

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher

DVD-ROM drive is required to install the software

Optional:

For burning: multimedia compliant CD, DVD, HD DVD or BD recordable drive

For audio capture or playback: 16-bit Windows compatible sound card and speakers

For video capture: OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 FireWire card (for use with DV camera) or analog video capture device

For mobile phone support: multimedia capable mobile phone with USB cable or Bluetooth connectivity. For information about supported phones visit www.roxio.com/support

For Windows Media portable player support: player compatible with Windows Media Device Manager 9 or higher

For iPod support: iTunes 6.0.1 or higher

For PSP support: PSP firmware 2.6 or higher

For TiVo file support: TiVo Desktop 2.3 or higher

Broadband Internet connection required for LiveShare photo sharing features

UPnP compliant home network router for the LiveShare and MediaSpace features

 

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[grandpabruce]

The Minimum below, is a joke in my opinion!

 

System Requirements Roxio EMC 10

Minimum System Requirements:

Windows Vista with 1.6 GHz Intel processor, 512 MB RAM

Windows XP with 500 MHz processor or faster; 128 MB RAM

1 GB of free hard disk space for typical installation of all components

1024x768, 16-bit color graphics card

DirectX 9 or higher compatible sound card and graphics card

Windows Media Player 10 or higher

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher

DVD-ROM drive is required to install the software

Optional:

For burning: multimedia compliant CD, DVD, HD DVD or BD recordable drive

For audio capture or playback: 16-bit Windows compatible sound card and speakers

For video capture: OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 FireWire card (for use with DV camera) or analog video capture device

For mobile phone support: multimedia capable mobile phone with USB cable or Bluetooth connectivity. For information about supported phones visit www.roxio.com/support

For Windows Media portable player support: player compatible with Windows Media Device Manager 9 or higher

For iPod support: iTunes 6.0.1 or higher

For PSP support: PSP firmware 2.6 or higher

For TiVo file support: TiVo Desktop 2.3 or higher

Broadband Internet connection required for LiveShare photo sharing features

UPnP compliant home network router for the LiveShare and MediaSpace features

 

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The minimums that Roxio lists for the processor, RAM, and video card/chip are basically enough to boot up the computer and nothing more.

[gi7omy]

Actually a Celeron 1.3 GHz is below even the 'recommended' minimum (and well below it too)

[who are you]

Actually a Celeron 1.3 GHz is below even the 'recommended' minimum (and well below it too)

Since the user said he is using Windows XP, I would have thought it would have met the "recommended" minimum of:

Windows XP with 500 MHz processor or faster; 128 MB RAM

others listed in their replies.

 

No disagreement about what others in this thread said about the quality of the "recommended minimum", I do not think I would want to try running EMC 10 on celeron 1.3ghz, just curious about the statement

[grandpabruce]

Since the user said he is using Windows XP, I would have thought it would have met the "recommended" minimum of:

Windows XP with 500 MHz processor or faster; 128 MB RAM

others listed in their replies.

 

No disagreement about what others in this thread said about the quality of the "recommended minimum", I do not think I would want to try running EMC 10 on celeron 1.3ghz, just curious about the statement

 

As was pretty much said previously, in this thread, those minimums are bogus. As to why they are listed like that, you would have to ask Roxio.