Emc 9 Freezes Quicktime Video After Burning Into Dvd

[K Ravi]

Hi Roxio Community,

Whenever I write quicktime video files into DVD using EMC 9 at random video alone freezes while the background audio keeps on go. After few minutes video plays well. I have quicktime 7.4.5 in my system. I don't have problem with other media formats. Can any one help me to overcome from this problem?

ravitcl@yahoo.co.in

 

[sknis]

Hi Roxio Community,

Whenever I write quicktime video files into DVD using EMC 9 at random video alone freezes while the background audio keeps on go. After few minutes video plays well. I have quicktime 7.4.5 in my system. I don't have problem with other media formats. Can any one help me to overcome from this problem?

ravitcl@yahoo.co.in

 

Unfortunately a few of your countrymen have posted questions like this (spammers) and then a co-spammer has posted a reply suggestion another program. Some people may be reluctant to reply because they may think that this is the case again. If you are one of those, please remove your post. If a reply suggests another program, it will be removed quickly and you may be banned from the forum.

 

Please post your computer specifications. The problem is in your hardware or your procedure; not the software. How are you writing the mov files to a DVD and in what format?

 

 

 

 

[K Ravi]

Unfortunately a few of your countrymen have posted questions like this (spammers) and then a co-spammer has posted a reply suggestion another program. Some people may be reluctant to reply because they may think that this is the case again. If you are one of those, please remove your post. If a reply suggests another program, it will be removed quickly and you may be banned from the forum.

 

Please post your computer specifications. The problem is in your hardware or your procedure; not the software. How are you writing the mov files to a DVD and in what format?

Dear Mr sknis thank u for coming forward to help me. I am not a spammer. My system info as follows:

OS Name Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Premium

Version 6.0.6001 Service Pack 1 Build 6001

Other OS Description Not Available

OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation

System Name RAVI-PC

System Manufacturer Dell Inc.

System Model Inspiron 531s

System Type X86-based PC

Processor AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+, 2000 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)

BIOS Version/Date Dell Inc. 1.0.11, 5/13/2008

SMBIOS Version 2.5

Windows Directory C:\Windows

System Directory C:\Windows\system32

Boot Device \Device\HarddiskVolume1

Locale United States

Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = "6.0.6001.18000"

User Name Ravi-PC\Ravi

Time Zone India Standard Time

Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 1.00 GB

Total Physical Memory 958 MB

Available Physical Memory 196 MB

Total Virtual Memory 2.13 GB

Available Virtual Memory 1.01 GB

Page File Space 1.23 GB

Page File C:\pagefile.sys

The procedure I am adopting to write mov files in DVD is Roxio>video>create DVD>Add new movie.

This is the way I add mov files to create DVD

Please help me to overcome from this problem

Regards

Ravi

[sknis]

The procedure I am adopting to write mov files in DVD is Roxio>video>create DVD>Add new movie.

This is the way I add mov files to create DVD

Please help me to overcome from this problem

Regards

Ravi

 

Is the application My DVD? That has a create DVD tag line.

 

First, what is the source of the mov file? I have a few mov files on my computer from a digital camera and your process works for me with no hangs/stutters/pauses. These are all short mov files so it may not be a direct comparison.

 

My suggestion would be to use the Video Wave application and add that mov file to it. Use the output icon (above the preview screen) to output that mov to a "mpg2 for DVD, best quality" file. This will take time so be patient. If you can't get that file encoded to a mpg2 then there is something wrong with the file. This usually happens with internet downloaded files where there is a incomplete download.

 

If you can get the mov file converted, then simply add that to MyDVD. Since the file is already in the correct format for a DVD, the encoding of that file will go quickly.

 

Just a caution, wherever you are doing any video work, shut down any running programs that you don't need to be running. Although not required, you should disconnect from the internet and shut down your anti-virus and anti-malware. Some anti-virus software scan everything being written to you hard drive and that could cause interruption in encoding the file.

[Big_Dave]

I noticed that you are using Quicktime 7.4.5. Version 7.5 is available but I don't think it will help with your problem.