Argh, I went through this last year with Version 8. I have since upgraded to EMC 10.
I have created my 340-odd images slideshow (includes 9 audio tracks, total run time about 32 minutes). I have had variably inconsistent efforts to burn it from the saved iso file, ranging from "there was a problem writing to the disc" to burns that resulted in unreadable disks (by PC and DVD player both) to one that resulted in a partially-successful disc that played for 5 minutes on my stand-alone DVD player before locking up. This disc however is not even recognized by the drive that burned it! It also brought up the blue screen of death when loaded into my other PC.
I have upgraded my NVidia GeForce 8500 GT driver. I have updated to 3.07 firmware for my NEC DVD-RW-3520AL burner. I have WMP also up to date. Version 8 of Roxio had been removed already.
The ISO image file is 2.22 GB. I'm running Windows XP. I have updated DirectX9.
Any thoughts? I'm guessing that my iso file is fine but that for some reason I'm unable to achieve a successful burn. Can I copy the iso file to DVD (data form) and try to burn it from another PC? I'm at a loss, but I need to start burning
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DJBahilman
Argh, I went through this last year with Version 8. I have since upgraded to EMC 10.
I have created my 340-odd images slideshow (includes 9 audio tracks, total run time about 32 minutes). I have had variably inconsistent efforts to burn it from the saved iso file, ranging from "there was a problem writing to the disc" to burns that resulted in unreadable disks (by PC and DVD player both) to one that resulted in a partially-successful disc that played for 5 minutes on my stand-alone DVD player before locking up. This disc however is not even recognized by the drive that burned it! It also brought up the blue screen of death when loaded into my other PC.
I have upgraded my NVidia GeForce 8500 GT driver. I have updated to 3.07 firmware for my NEC DVD-RW-3520AL burner. I have WMP also up to date. Version 8 of Roxio had been removed already.
The ISO image file is 2.22 GB. I'm running Windows XP. I have updated DirectX9.
Any thoughts? I'm guessing that my iso file is fine but that for some reason I'm unable to achieve a successful burn. Can I copy the iso file to DVD (data form) and try to burn it from another PC? I'm at a loss, but I need to start burning
about 80 copies of this program NLT Tuesday.
Thanks for any help in advance.
-DJBahilman
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