Dvd Burning Errors.

[Mags-Z]

I have Roxio 2009 and Roxio 2010 and now Roxio 2012. I keep getting errors when trying to burn DVD's The last error I got was this: :["Write Error - Medium Error. "[03/0C/00]) Before that I was getting some other error like 130000 But I forget what it was. It burns DVD's ok till it gets to about 50 to 90 percent and then crashes. If you need the other numbers from the other crash I can try and burn another DVD and see what comes up. But it is 100% failure. Running Windows 7 x64. Intel 130 watt i7 920 and 12 GB DDR3 1600. Don't feel I am not up to power levels with hardware to handle the problem. Video card is a Radeon 6970 2GB DDR5 and a Creative Labs Titanium PCI-E Sound Card. It's running on a Gigabyte Mobo. Never had burning issues till just lately and only had Roxio 2009 and 2010 but since having issues I got 2012 and still have the same errors.

 

 

 

 

When I get the other error I will post it as well.

Edited November 5, 2011 by Jim_Hardin

[Mags-Z]

I have Roxio 2009 and Roxio 2010 and now Roxio 2012. I keep getting errors when trying to burn DVD's The last error I got was this: :["Write Error - Medium Error. "[03/0C/00]) Before that I was getting some other error like 130000 But I forget what it was. It burns DVD's ok till it gets to about 50 to 90 percent and then crashes. If you need the other numbers from the other crash I can try and burn another DVD and see what comes up. But it is 100% failure. Running Windows 7 x64. Intel 130 watt i7 920 and 12 GB DDR3 1600. Don't feel I am not up to power levels with hardware to handle the problem. Video card is a Radeon 6970 2GB DDR5 and a Creative Labs Titanium PCI-E Sound Card. It's running on a Gigabyte Mobo. Never had burning issues till just lately and only had Roxio 2009 and 2010 but since having issues I got 2012 and still have the same errors.

 

 

 

 

When I get the other error I will post it as well.

 

 

OK Here is the other error. Now I realize people are going to say "BUT THAT IS ROXIO 2009" yeah it is. But the same error occurs in Roxio 2010 and Roxio 2012. Don't matter what I use. The same error occurs. I'm tired of making Frisbees and wasting good discs. I recently reformated and that is when I started having this problem with 2010. So I reformatted again and still I have a problem with Roxio 2010. So I purchased 2012 in hopes that this one would have all the newest stuff in it and perhaps the problem would go away. But nope still I have this problem. here is the other error code I get!

Edited November 5, 2011 by Jim_Hardin

[sknis]

Buy some good blank DVDs. It appears that you have gotten ahold of some bad ones. Verbatim or JVC-Tayo Yiuden are the best. Buy a couple of good quality RW discs to work with.

 

Will your burner take both +R and -R? Post what burner you have from device manager. I got it from the image above.

 

Where did you get the disc you want to copy? Is it a standard DVD playable on a DVD player? Could there be DRM protection? Is it this movie?

Edited October 24, 2011 by sknis

[Mags-Z]

This stack of disk I have not had a problem with before. But he is not as easy on my DVD's as I am. He tends to scratch the heck out of them. So I wanted to make us a copy of the movie and keep the original safe. when he messes up the copy I will just make a new one for us. I know that might still be a bit on the not so great things to do. But I don't want my movie to be ruined.

 

But I also make home movies that this problem has been happening on. I have a Panasonic HD Camcorder and I make my home movies on. I use it mainly for those as it makes a nice copy of my home movies and then I can make multiple copies of those so I can give them to my kids and keep the originals safe. I can't even burn one of those. It gets to say 10 to 90 percent done and even once I seen where it got to 99% and failed.

 

The Plextor DVD Burners are brand new. I even sent for new ones and these ones in there are less than a week old. I have 2 Plextor PX-L890SA's burners and a LG WH08LS20 Blu-Ray Burner. I do a bit of Camcordering on the side for people in weddings and such. I make them what they want. Either a Blu-Ray disk with the High Def mode or just regular DVD's. Most people want both.

 

The DVD's I have been using are Memorex. Not one of the ones you had mentioned but still I have never had a problem with them before. They were a 100 pack stack. i have 2 - 100 stack of Sony's I can try those. I also have a 50 pk of HP and a a 50 pack of Staples brand. Truly I have no preference on what brand I use. I have burned enough disc to know that they all have a few bad apples in the bunch and you can ask 100 people and they will all give you a different brand as to who is the best.

 

I have never owned a computer I have not built myself and I have built one for every member in my family. I have built 100's of them through the years. I have a few EVGA motherboards like yours. But as well built as they are they had start up issues. I have yet to send them back LOL! Always putting off things that is me. I know in the years past you sometimes had to up the Cache memory for windows. But I don't think with Windows 7 x64 that is an issue any more. I know more about how computers work than I know how to work one LOL! I got my Electrical Engineering degree in the Early 80's and we did ASCII on a old Epson computer before DOS was even out and all it had was LED digital read outs. So what I know is self taught and learning by trial and error like coming here with this problem. Any thoughts would be helpful and I will try with a different type of DVD to see if any difference.

Edited November 5, 2011 by Jim_Hardin

[Mags-Z]

I tried 4 different kinds of DVD's and all with the same results. I made a video screen shot of the problem happening but it's like 30 minutes long. The thing crashed at about 14 percent and then went to like 74 percent before it really crashed out. i have the video if you want it. It like I said is a bit long but if you think it would help. I was then burning my home movies and those are not copyrighted and are my families and they are shorter in size than a real movie is. Usually around like 3.8 Gig. Still it crashed. And I tried it with 4 different mediums. Made no difference.

[bimicher]

This stack of disk I have not had a problem with before. The movie (as to not think I'm a pirate) is a movie I own and love and my son likes it as well. But he is not as easy on my DVD's as I am. He tends to scratch the heck out of them. So I wanted to make us a copy of the movie and keep the original safe. when he messes up the copy I will just make a new one for us. I know that might still be a bit on the not so great things to do. But I don't want my movie to be ruined. I have a program called DVDFAB.

 

But I also make home movies that this problem has been happening on. I have a Panasonic HD Camcorder and I make my home movies on. I use DVDFAB mainly for those as it makes a nice copy of my home movies and then I can make multiple copies of those so I can give them to my kids and keep the originals safe. I can't even burn one of those. It gets to say 10 to 90 percent done and even once I seen where it got to 99% and failed.

 

The Plextor DVD Burners are brand new. I even sent for new ones and these ones in there are less than a week old. I have 2 Plextor PX-L890SA's burners and a LG WH08LS20 Blu-Ray Burner. I do a bit of Camcordering on the side for people in weddings and such. I make them what they want. Either a Blu-Ray disk with the High Def mode or just regular DVD's. Most people want both.

 

The DVD's I have been using are Memorex. Not one of the ones you had mentioned but still I have never had a problem with them before. They were a 100 pack stack. i have 2 - 100 stack of Sony's I can try those. I also have a 50 pk of HP and a a 50 pack of Staples brand. Truly I have no preference on what brand I use. I have burned enough disc to know that they all have a few bad apples in the bunch and you can ask 100 people and they will all give you a different brand as to who is the best.

 

I have never owned a computer I have not built myself and I have built one for every member in my family. I have built 100's of them through the years. I have a few EVGA motherboards like yours. But as well built as they are they had start up issues. I have yet to send them back LOL! Always putting off things that is me. I know in the years past you sometimes had to up the Cache memory for windows. But I don't think with Windows 7 x64 that is an issue any more. I know more about how computers work than I know how to work one LOL! I got my Electrical Engineering degree in the Early 80's and we did ASCII on a old Epson computer before DOS was even out and all it had was LED digital read outs. So what I know is self taught and learning by trial and error like coming here with this problem. Any thoughts would be helpful and I will try with a different type of DVD to see if any difference.

 

You do not own the contents of that commercial DVD, all you own is the physical disc. Any discussion of breaking the copy protection is not allowed in this forum.

 

If you want to discuss the problems with your home movies, it would be best to start a new thread and stick with that topic.

 

All the DVD brands (especially the Memorex and store brands) you list are the bottom of the barrel quality except perhaps for the Sonys. In the 100`s of DVDs I have burned, I have never had a problem with a Verbatim DVD that was not my fault but I have had numerous problems with Memorex and Maxels before I started not using them. That does not mean that your problems are with the DVDs.

 

Don`t burn at the highest speed especially with the low quality DVDs you are using.

How long in time is the project you are burning? File size means nothing when burning video DVDs.

Have you tried burning first to a iso image file or folder set and the burn those to the DVD?

Edited October 25, 2011 by myguggi

[Mags-Z]

Well I have slowed down the speed and I have tried to use them at x8 which is half speed. I thought I said that I was burning the family videos and they were about 3.8GB big. I also do other people's weddings and such and those are always about 3.8 to 4.2 GB in size. The video screen shot I have is of me burning a Family DVD. It was really slowed down and I tried it at x4 speed and still it crashed. It takes over 25 minutes time for the screen shot video. But you can see that it crashes around 14 percent and still keeps burning the disc and it gets up to about 74 percent and crashes.

 

The disc pops out and only about 20 percent of the disc is burned. I have those family disc already backed up on a disc but I was just showing how it crashes with just regular old video. Well my camcorder is in HD but the video I have on the disc is just regular old NTSC stuff. Nothing fancy. It should have no problems. And as I also said even the Sony's crash. I find it hard to believe that it's just a case of junky DVD's. It's 100 percent failure here. Even at slow speeds. And I have tried it with 4 brand new DVD Plextor Burners.

[sknis]

TIME !

 

One hour at best quality on a single layer disc.; double that for dual layer. You can get a little more than 3 hours on a double sided disc at poorer quality.

 

It seems that something has changed. You'll have to tell us what.

 

Do you do regular maintenance on your computer? Clean out junk files, remove programs that you don't use any more, defrag? How much free space on your system drive?

 

Have you used those "new" Plextor burners for anythign else? Are you sure they are seeing your disc correctly and are really ready to burn?

 

At the top of the main page, go to tools and then "Get Disc Information" put one of the blanks in the drive and post a screen shot. Do the same with one of the DVD you want to copy.

Edited October 25, 2011 by sknis

[Jim_Hardin]

So post a screen cap from 2012... Just saying 'it's the same' does not make it the same!!!

 

Also the rest of your PC specs, including Video Card. And the Program Settings you are using.

[Mags-Z]

So post a screen cap from 2012... Just saying 'it's the same' does not make it the same!!!

 

Also the rest of your PC specs, including Video Card. And the Program Settings you are using.

 

 

Hi Jim I did that on the first post in this thread. But I will relist it.

 

1) Windows 7 Home x64 Bit

2) Intel i7 920

3) 12 gb DDR3 1600 Crucial Ballistic Tracers

4) Radeon 6970 2 gb DDR5

5) Rosewell 1300 Watt Lightning Power Supply

6) Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD5 Mobo

7) Creative Labs PCI-E Titanium Sound Card.

8) 2 (two) Plextor PX-L890SA DVD Burners

9) 1 (one) LG WH08LS20 Blu-Ray Burner

 

 

As I said I have never owned a PC (other than laptops) that I have not built myself. I will leave a picture of it and I know it's a bit crazy with all the lights and flashing. But that is how I like my machines to look. I built two of these one for my son. built other ones for my wife and daughter.

 

 

Not sure what else you may need but let me know if I have forgot something. There is no make for it as I made it. Nothing has changed other than I reformatted the thing. But I tried this a few times. I prefer the look of Roxio 2009. It does or has not worked in the past with Win 7x64. But if you then installed Roxio 2010 it seemed to work ok. But the past few times of reformatting seemed to not work. Perhaps this 2009 Version is causing me problems. I have this same setup on my laptop and it works there.

 

 

My laptop is a i7 as well with 8gb DDR3. Same Win 7 x64.

[bimicher]

Hi Jim I did that on the first post in this thread. But I will relist it.

 

1) Windows 7 Home x64 Bit

2) Intel i7 920

3) 12 gb DDR3 1600 Crucial Ballistic Tracers

4) Radeon 6970 2 gb DDR5

5) Rosewell 1300 Watt Lightning Power Supply

6) Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD5 Mobo

7) Creative Labs PCI-E Titanium Sound Card.

8) 2 (two) Plextor PX-L890SA DVD Burners

9) 1 (one) LG WH08LS20 Blu-Ray Burner

 

 

As I said I have never owned a PC (other than laptops) that I have not built myself. I will leave a picture of it and I know it's a bit crazy with all the lights and flashing. But that is how I like my machines to look. I built two of these one for my son. built other ones for my wife and daughter.

 

 

Not sure what else you may need but let me know if I have forgot something. There is no make for it as I made it. Nothing has changed other than I reformatted the thing. But I tried this a few times. I prefer the look of Roxio 2009. It does or has not worked in the past with Win 7x64. But if you then installed Roxio 2010 it seemed to work ok. But the past few times of reformatting seemed to not work. Perhaps this 2009 Version is causing me problems. I have this same setup on my laptop and it works there.

 

 

My laptop is a i7 as well with 8gb DDR3. Same Win 7 x64.

 

You do know that C2009 is not compatible with W7?

[cdanteek]

I have Roxio 2009 and Roxio 2010 and now Roxio 2012. I keep getting errors when trying to burn DVD's The last error I got was this: :["Write Error - Medium Error. "[03/0C/00]) Before that I was getting some other error like 130000 But I forget what it was. It burns DVD's ok till it gets to about 50 to 90 percent and then crashes. If you need the other numbers from the other crash I can try and burn another DVD and see what comes up. But it is 100% failure. Running Windows 7 x64. Intel 130 watt i7 920 and 12 GB DDR3 1600. Don't feel I am not up to power levels with hardware to handle the problem. Video card is a Radeon 6970 2GB DDR5 and a Creative Labs Titanium PCI-E Sound Card. It's running on a Gigabyte Mobo. Never had burning issues till just lately and only had Roxio 2009 and 2010 but since having issues I got 2012 and still have the same errors

 

 

When I get the other error I will post it as well

 

 

You do know that C2009 is not compatible with W7?

 

You have a mangled mess on your PC!

 

You need to do a clean uninstall for all three versions (links in my signature). Then decide on one version C2011 or C2012 and install that on your Windows 7 machine.

 

It was mentioned in post #1 "2009 on W-7" then repeated in other posts..

[Jim_Hardin]

You have a mangled mess on your PC!

 

You need to do a clean uninstall for all three versions (links in my signature). Then decide on one version C2011 or C2012 and install that on your Windows 7 machine.

 

It was mentioned in post #1 "2009 on W-7" then repeated in other posts..

I'll 2nd that

 

Until that mess gets cleaned out, there is little chance of anything working correctly

 

cd's links for cleanup are perfect for what you need to do!

[Brendon]

I'll 3rd that.

 

-not that cd's recommendations need any endorsement from us.

[Mags-Z]

Well ok took me some time but I removed all 3 programs. I have Roxio 2009 on my laptop and had it on this computer with Win 7 and it runs fine. Granted I did notice on those you have to put on Roxio 2010 but after that 2009 works. I removed all of the programs and just put on Roxio 2012. it burns ok till the end and then crash. Another Frisbee. I have burned other brands of DVD's without any problems. I have burned at x16 without any problems. And I am burning just my own family video's and nothing is finishing. The only thing I can think of is to (*GULP) reformat and try once again with a fresh install and put on nothing but Roxio 2012 and see what happens. But this is getting a bit frustrating. I have my nephews wedding to do and I don't want to have to transfer all the stuff to my laptop to do it.

 

As I said these are brand new DVD Burners. I had 2 other burners in there that were also brand new. So I have bought and tried 4 new DVD burners. All Plextor PX-L890SA's. I trust nothing but Plextor's as the others are junk. I have bought over 200 DVD burners in my day. everything from Pioneer to Lite On. Nothing holds up like Plextor's. They last the longest and well they used to be better before (not sure if they are still doing this) having Pioneer make the DVD burners for them. But still they are better than the rest of the ones out there.

[Mags-Z]

Maybe this info will help not sure. As i said i know more about how a computer works than to make a computer work. I know just enough to be dangerous LOL!

 

 

 

Let me know if those seem to help. Other wise I guess a (UGGG) reformating is going to have to happen again.. I hate doing those. Takes me so long to get things the way I like them.

[sknis]

Perhaps something like this (link)?

[cdanteek]

Maybe this info will help not sure. As i said i know more about how a computer works than to make a computer work. I know just enough to be dangerous LOL!

 

 

 

Let me know if those seem to help. Other wise I guess a (UGGG) reformating is going to have to happen again.. I hate doing those. Takes me so long to get things the way I like them.

 

 

Don't you believe the error?

 

**030C00 is a write error!

 

What speed and what brand name disc or better yet media ID (MID) are you using?

 

Free download for dvd.identifier. http://dvd.identifier.cdfreaks.com/

 

Is this a new different batch of media?

 

[cdanteek]

Perhaps something like this (link)?

 

 

Plextor PX-L890SA only recognized as CDROM (solved)

 

Did Mags-Z, mention in this post, he has that error?

[sknis]

Did Mags-Z, mention in this post, he has that error?

 

No, do you have any other ideas? Why is that an issue for YOU? The OP can read that link and see if he had the same mother board. Give him some credit that he can use or discard any suggestions.

Your post re; DVD Identifier should give some information concerning what those burners read as. I took a leap of faith that it wasn't the program. He indicated that he had tried to use the program for both DRM protected discs - he was told we could not discuss breaking the protection -- and on standard discss that were not DRM protected. He wouldn't lie would he?

 

If he is putting in a DVD but it only see a CD, then that might be the issue. I did a thorough search for isses with that burner and that one was the only one that I could find.

[cdanteek]

No, do you have any other ideas? Why is that an issue for YOU? The OP can read that link and see if he had the same mother board. Give him some credit that he can use or discard any suggestions.

Your post re; DVD Identifier should give some information concerning what those burners read as. I took a leap of faith that it wasn't the program. He indicated that he had tried to use the program for both DRM protected discs - he was told we could not discuss breaking the protection -- and on standard discss that were not DRM protected. He wouldn't lie would he?

 

If he is putting in a DVD but it only see a CD, then that might be the issue. I did a thorough search for isses with that burner and that one was the only one that I could find.

 

It's a medium error.

 

Issue, same mother board? Mags-Z mother board is a Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD5.

 

Plextor PX-L890SA only recognized as CDROM (solved)

The burner was connected to GIGABYTE GA-890FXA-UD5 rev 2.1

 

DVD Identifier gives all the info one needs about "information concerning what those burners read as" and the media.

 

I don't think Mags-Z is telling us a lie. He can't get where he is in the Roxio program with a protected disc, you get this!

 

 

[Mags-Z]

Don't you believe the error?

 

**030C00 is a write error!

 

What speed and what brand name disc or better yet media ID (MID) are you using?

 

Free download for dvd.identifier. http://dvd.identifier.cdfreaks.com/

 

Is this a new different batch of media?

 

 

 

Very nice program. Well the disk I was using was a SONY Blank DVD. They are good disks. I have used them before. Although the program that you mention has this to say about them? Which has me a bit confused as the label on them says SONY.

[Mags-Z]

Yeah I'm a bit confused on what people are asking here. The speed I selected was x6 as this was the slowest speed I could select. It had no options for anything slower than that. Now I do have a Blu-Ray burner as well as the 2 Plextors.

 

This is the screen shot of that drive with your program.

 

 

I have not used the Blu Ray Burner to burn the movie. Not sure if I'm being called a liar here so here is a whole section off my family HDD which is Hard Drive "P" for me. All of my kids growing up and Xmas's are here. I keep 5 DVD's and the originals on my HDD which I have 2 Removable HDD which back this and Digital pictures up. I take no chances in losing my children's childhoods.

 

Yes I did start this out by saying I have a son who loves a movie and I did what I said I did. I thought at that time that was ok as I owned the movie. I find out that it is not. So I will no longer do that. But the problem is not doing that. The problem is I can not burn my very own Family movies. No one owns the rights to my family movies except me. I also have a movie that I have to copy of my nephews wedding. That I also filmed and own the rights to. I can not burn a DVD movie period.

 

There is no reason why movies I make I can't reproduce in the millions if I so desire.

 

 

As you can see from the thumbnails those are not commercial movies and those names are not commercial movie titles. Not sure what picture someone was showing there of a Protected movie but that is not the case here. These are my family videos and I have the right to copy them and any other movie I make such as my nephews wedding.

[sknis]

One question. Have you tried other brand of discs? Those Sony are Ritek whihc are not the best. Get a cople of good RW discs and use those to play with. Go with Verbatim or the JVC Taiyo Youden (on line only) to do the final burns.

 

What particular application within the Suite are you using to burn those folder sets to the disc?

Edited November 5, 2011 by sknis

[cdanteek]

We actually have folks on this board that praise Sony disc's!

 

Like most brand names they don't make media and farm it out to jobbers like RITEK who actually make media poorly.

 

I would take sknis advice and try different media first now that you have only one version of Roxio installed. Start by borrowing a disc or two from friends or fmily and use DVDIdentifier to check the maker MID.

 

Be careful with Verbatim buy made in Singapore only. If it doesn't list Made In Singapore on the package pass. Verbatim is farming out disc production on some DVD and CD to Moserbaer India. Folks in New Zealand are seeing Branded Verbatim DVD's made by Prodisc too!

 

Edited November 5, 2011 by cdanteek

[Jim_Hardin]

We actually have folks on this board that praise Sony disc's!

 

Like most brand names they don't make media and farm it out to jobbers like RITEK who actually make media poorly.

 

 

Looks pretty good to me:

 

(who is that "SONY" company they are farming at?

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