Error 80004003 Dvd Burning

[George1960 0]

Help! When burning DVDs in RMC 10, MyDVD, I get an error message in the final step indicating the image didn't burn and was aborted, error 80004003. "Roxanne" indicates this is sometimes caused by the graphics card not being DirectX 9 compatible. My current Nvidia graphics card is not, in fact DirectX 9 compatible, only DirectX 7.

 

Question 1, is there a work-around for this so I don't have to buy a new graphics card? I have updated to the most current driver for the card I have.

 

Question 2, I'm OK with buying a new graphics card if I know FOR CERTAIN it will fix my problem.

 

I'm using an external DVD reader/burner.

[grandpabruce 87]

Help! When burning DVDs in RMC 10, MyDVD, I get an error message in the final step indicating the image didn't burn and was aborted, error 80004003. "Roxanne" indicates this is sometimes caused by the graphics card not being DirectX 9 compatible. My current Nvidia graphics card is not, in fact DirectX 9 compatible, only DirectX 7.

 

Question 1, is there a work-around for this so I don't have to buy a new graphics card? I have updated to the most current driver for the card I have.

 

Question 2, I'm OK with buying a new graphics card if I know FOR CERTAIN it will fix my problem.

 

I'm using an external DVD reader/burner.

 

What brand and model video card do you have?

 

Also, list your other system specs, similar to the way I have mine listed, in my signature.

Edited January 23, 2008 by grandpabruce

[George1960 0]

My video card is a Nvidia MS Star Force GeForce 4 MX 440.

 

The tower itself has three drives, so I've got plenty of memory. Sorry, I'm not all that computer savvy, so don't have my finger tips on the other specs.

 

 

[Larry 1]

Go to Nvidia's site and update the drivers for that card. Myself and others have used the MX 440 with v 9 & 10.

[George1960 0]

Thanks for the advice. I had already updated to the most current driver. I went to the Nvidia site and e-mailed Support. They told me my card does not support DirectX 9.

 

Any other ideas?

 

George