Burned Movie Gets Hung Up Around 50 Min. Mark

[David_94114]

After burning downloaded movies (Standard Format, not HD) from TIVO, when I try to view them on disc, they all become distorted and hung up around the 50-minute mark. Here are the steps I have taken to try to isolate the problem:

 

1. After playing the movie on my DVD player, and seeing it get distored and hung-up around 50 minutes into the film, I go back to my DVR and replay the movie to see if the original taping had any distortions. RESULTS: No distortions, films play cleanly on my television.

 

2. I then re-download the film to my two computers and play them there to see if there are any distortions that result from my downloading them from my TIVO DVR to my computer. RESULTS: No distortions, films play cleanly on my computer.

 

3. Since all films were coming out distorted, and at the same mark, I then installed Roxio Creator 2012 on my second computer, burned copies of these films on this computer as well. RESULTS: Same as the first computer, images of films get distored and the movies get hung up around the 50-minute mark.

 

4. I tried uninstalling, then reinstalling the program into the two computers. RESULTS: Same distortions occur at the same place as before.

 

When ready to burn a movie, I always choose the 2-D/DVD/Standard Definition option, and I've used different DVD brands, though always get the same problem. I used to have an old version of a Roxio DVD burining software, and didn't have this problem on either computer, but the program was old and "wore out," the reason for my switch to Roxio Creator 2012.

 

What would be creating this problem? It definitely has to do something with the software. If I need to reinstall the program and customize the download, what should I look for to resolve the problem? What other options should I consider when getting ready to burn a new DVD? It's been very, very frustrating, to say the least..

 

Thanks in advance for your attention and help to this matter.

[bimicher]

After burning downloaded movies (Standard Format, not HD) from TIVO, when I try to view them on disc, they all become distorted and hung up around the 50-minute mark. Here are the steps I have taken to try to isolate the problem:

 

1. After playing the movie on my DVD player, and seeing it get distored and hung-up around 50 minutes into the film, I go back to my DVR and replay the movie to see if the original taping had any distortions. RESULTS: No distortions, films play cleanly on my television.

 

2. I then re-download the film to my two computers and play them there to see if there are any distortions that result from my downloading them from my TIVO DVR to my computer. RESULTS: No distortions, films play cleanly on my computer.

 

3. Since all films were coming out distorted, and at the same mark, I then installed Roxio Creator 2012 on my second computer, burned copies of these films on this computer as well. RESULTS: Same as the first computer, images of films get distored and the movies get hung up around the 50-minute mark.

 

4. I tried uninstalling, then reinstalling the program into the two computers. RESULTS: Same distortions occur at the same place as before.

 

When ready to burn a movie, I always choose the 2-D/DVD/Standard Definition option, and I've used different DVD brands, though always get the same problem. I used to have an old version of a Roxio DVD burining software, and didn't have this problem on either computer, but the program was old and "wore out," the reason for my switch to Roxio Creator 2012.

 

What would be creating this problem? It definitely has to do something with the software. If I need to reinstall the program and customize the download, what should I look for to resolve the problem? What other options should I consider when getting ready to burn a new DVD? It's been very, very frustrating, to say the least..

 

Thanks in advance for your attention and help to this matter.

 

How long in time are the movies you are trying to burn? What quality setting are you using when burning?

Have you tried to first burn to a folder set or image file instead of directly to DVD/ You could then play the image file or folder set using a video player such as VLC. That should show you if the problem occurs when burning or when rendering.