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• Creating Windows DVD - burning is not the whole video

  Hello

  Hoping someone may be able to provide me with assistance.

  I added successfully 4 VTS_01 film of video files in a project using create DVD Windows, using windows Vista. I entered all the information and personalized menu to suit me. I then run the preview everything seems very well the film will play form beginning to end.

  Now hear is my problem.

  When I burn the project to a disk, it will go through the movements of code and finally burn to the disc. Once it is finished burning, the disc is ejected.

  I'm going to play in my DVD Player menus I have made show the 4 files ok and I play the movie. But he will play only the first 28 minutes of the film. I tried selecting other scenes that won't play in the menu of the scene and yet it just starts at the beginning and only run 28 minuets and start over.

  I tried to use the DVD + RW 4.7 GB and DVD-R DL 8.5 GB think my film can now be too big once I added the menu, that's why I tried the 8.5 GB. The film was initially recorded on the DVD + RW 4.7 GB until I ran across Windows DVD Maker. The original plays very well.

  There are no problems with the discs, burner or DVD play as I have tried several, also tested incentive.

  Is there something I'm not directly in the program? Believe if the files are not compatible at all why would be him coming up in Windows DVD Maker and I would like to twick the menu and burn?

  Hoping someone can help as my film is really great on the preview.

  Kind regards

  A

  You say you converted. WMP... I'm guessing that you
  has meant. WMV?

  The duration of 88 minutes should not be too long for a
  DVD, but the project may be too complex for your
  system resources. As a general rule, small projects
  have a better success rate.

  Did you add additional files to this project? MP3
  for example music files?

  What version of Movie Maker are you running?
  Vista Movie Maker 6 or Windows Live Movie Maker?

  If it is Vista Movie Maker 6... try disabling the filters
  Movie Maker... it can have some effect on DVD Maker.
  Reach... Tools / Options / Compatibility tab and turn off
  all filters / OK.

  If you continue to have problems with burning your video
  DVD... the following freeware can be worth a try.

  (FWIW) It's always a good idea to create a system
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  DVD Flick
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVD-flick
  (the download is: "dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.7.exe")
  (Download from (direct link) is the fastest).

  Save the file to your desktop or a folder on your
  hard drive and install from there.

  Be sure to read the Guide:
  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick
  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC
  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  AVI to DVD with DVD Flick Guide
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/articles/AVI_to_DVD_using_DVD_Flick_page1.html

  To create a video DVD base that should play in most
  free-standing DVD players... try the following...

  First... read the DVD Flick Guide to familiarize
  with the program.

  Open DVD Flick and insert a blank DVD in your drive.

  If the window of Autorun from your computer... just close it.

  Click the project settings button and check... Video /.
  Target format... residents United States... Choose... NTSC /.
  Accept.

  The title button left click Add and navigate to your
  Video clips and select the ones you want on the DVD.

  You can have by selecting one and then use
  the up and down buttons.

  To allow a longer time on the DVD... left click the
  The project settings button / select video / open the target
  Bitrate of drop window. Choose a will more small number
  result in a longer time on the DVD. Press on... Accept.

  The vertical bar to the left of the screen will tell you
  How much compression you need.

  Left click on the button create DVD / OK / Yes / Yes.

  Please wait while the DVD is created.

  When the text "Completed successfully" is displayed you
  DVD Flick can close. Now you can eject your DVD
  and play in your DVD player.

  At some point you might want to buy more
  software advanced as Sony, Cyberlink, Nero, Roxio,
  Adobe, Ulead, etc... but at least it is a start.

  Good luck.

• Cannot create Windows DVD, burning the disc - Satellite L350

  Can someone help I'm on a Toshiba satellite L350
  I'm trying to burn a DVD with Windows DVD maker. It is the fourth I've done and the previous ones were all OK.

  I can't burn the DVD, I tried both types of disc and made about 10 attempts today.
  When I try to burn it starts OK then I get about 34% and get an error message

  I had two different error messages, it says "cannot create the DVD error unspecified.". "
  The other says "cannot create DVD catastrophic failure"

  As Akuma wrote, it can be a problem creating Windows DVD and has nothing to do with the functionality of optical disc drive. It is good to check the updates.

  Can you test the WEIRD feature using a different burning application?

• I do not understand why my creation of windows DVD burn only 1% of one of my windows movie maker projects.

  Hello

  I made a video of my Windows Movie Maker project and have tried several times to burn through my Windows DVD Maker with the burning of 7% max.  After that, it gets stuck.  However, my other several attempts were a result of burning of 1% and it stuck.  I've left overnight to see if it was the capacity but the next day it is still 1%.  I did other projects without problem.  It is only with this project.  I don't understand why it won't let me if I used Windows movie maker without problem.  The video was originally in AVI, but I was able to convert a 3GP using dvdvideosoft software. Then only, I have done a project using my Windows Movie Maker.  The full minutes of this project is 90 minutes, while the DVD that I want to burn it holds 150 minutes.  Can you help me?  Tried several things and can not find the solution.  I don't know that there must be a solution.

  What or who persuaded allows you to convert AVI, which is supported by Windows, to 3GP, which is not supported by Windows?

  If you must, convert AVI to WMV format.
  Bypass Windows Movie Maker.
  Add the WMV video in Windows DVD Maker directly.
  Try to burn now.

• I created a 'film' in Windows Movie Maker with audio. I'm now trying to burn on a DVD in windows DVD creation, but the program will change the order of my photos. What I am doing wrong?

  I took pictures of a Picasa folder and created a "slideshow" with audio in Windows Movie Maker. It's over, but when I try and save it to a dvd using windows DVD create, change the order of my photos are randomly. Am I missing a setting? What I am doing wrong?

  It may be interesting to try to publish (Save) project in the. Film WMV
  format in a folder on your hard drive. Then import them. WMV file in
  Creating Windows DVD.

  Windows Vista - publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/publish-a-movie-in-Windows-Movie-Maker

  Movie Maker Vista - Edition
  http://www.Papajohn.org/Vista-publishing.html

• Creating Windows DVD won't finish burning

  From: pafos

  Problem - DVD burned with Windows DVD maker not fianalize Amend will be will not play back on normal household players

  After spending a considerable amount of time and money (on blank media) trying to produce a DVD that will play on my Panasonic player normal, that I gave up. If you Google this problem there are a lot of people out there with the same problem then why not can it be 'fixed' once and for all by SM.

  I tried to burn a slideshow of photo from Windows Live Photo Gallery, but she is spit out the disc at the end of 98.8%. R DVD plays perfectly on the PC but not the standalone player.

  I even tried to change the types of burners and media, but they all gave the same problem. The disc is not finalized.

  I can burn the DVD with the third-party software and these play fine, even, if I use XP pro, all is well so it's down to Vista I'm afraid. I have the latest version of Vista sp1 and all the drivers etc are up to date.

  In view of the foregoing can recommend a decent software that will burn DVD properly with Vista AND produce photo jpeg slide shows?

  Thanks in advance for any help

  Peter

  De : John Inzer

  (scroll down for some links that may help you with Windows DVD Maker)

  You can use Movie Maker or PhotoStory 3 to create slideshows.

  Photo Story 3 For Windows http://tinyurl.com/4f869 or...

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/Photostory/default.mspx (this is an XP application but many users report success works on Vista)

  The following freeware can be your solution to create video DVDs.

  DVD Flick

  http://www.dvdflick.NET/

  Be sure to read the Guide:

  http://www.dvdflick.NET/Guide.php

  If you have problems to download DVD Flick... try the following direct link:

  http://tinyurl.com/3wcglh

  or...

  http://voxel.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dvdflick/dvdflick_setup_1.3.0.2.exe

  Save the file to a folder on your hard drive and install from there.

  Tutorials:

  Tutorial DVD Flick

  http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/DVD-flick-Guide.html

  Burn any Format video DVD PC

  http://www.freevideoworkshop.com/dvdflicktutorial.htm

  Windows DVD Maker:

  Windows Vista-

  Help and how: creating Windows DVD

  http://tinyurl.com/yusbhl

  or...

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/search.aspx?=&qu=DVD+Maker

  Windows Vista-

  Windows DVD Maker: Burn a DVD-video disc

  http://tinyurl.com/38qgzd

  or...

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/27a0225d-260e-4313-8a82-7c5253e93e6f1033.mspx

  Windows Vista - Burn photos and movies on a DVD-video disc using Windows DVD creation

  http://tinyurl.com/3xtcfs

  or...

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/5633ddcd-46a8-4d8e-82E1-2506401a60261033.mspx

  John Inzer MS - MVP

  Digital media experience

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  This isn't a technical support

  I'm a volunteer

  Solutions that work for

  me I work for you

  Proceed at your own risk

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• Program for creating Windows DVD cannot burn DVDs

  Program for creating Windows DVD cannot burn DVD due to can not find the DVD burner, free DVD burner disc see on the upper right. But my DVD drive with well with another burning program.

  Hello

  (1) have you made changes before the start of this issue?

  (2) you have the external devices connected to the computer?

  (3) what is the exact full error message?

  (4) is specific to the program the issue?

  Method 1: Clean boot

  How to set up Windows 7 to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: After a repair, be sure to set the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.

  Method 2: Resolution of the problems with creating a DVD-video using Windows DVD creation

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/troubleshoot-problems-with-creating-a-DVD-video-using-Windows-DVD-Maker

  For reference:

  DVD-video burning: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/DVD-Video-burning-frequently-asked-questions

  I hope this helps.

• I try to burn a DVD with Windows DVD maker and the tiles are about 3 hours or so in total and I like it's too big - it is possible to use SP, SLP. ED or when burning on a DVD

  • I am trying to burn a DVD with Windows DVD maker and the tiles are about 3 hours or so in total and I thought it's too big – is it possible to use SP, SLP or ED when burning to a DVD problem

  • I am trying to burn a DVD with Windows DVD maker and the tiles are about 3 hours or so in total and I thought it's too big – is it possible to use SP, SLP or ED when burning to a DVD problem

  ==========================================
  The following article shows 150 minutes on a single DVD layer, but
  I'd be surprised if it always worked this way. In any case...
  Perhaps you could use a DVD double layer if your burner will handle it.

  Windows Vista - DVD - video burning - frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/DVD-Video-burning-frequently-asked-questions

  Splitting the project between 2 or 3 DVD might be the best option.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Creating Windows DVD gives me an error; not a supported file type, a TI could not be imported. It is a film of saved project. How should I do?

  Creating Windows DVD gives me an error; not a supported file type, a TI could not be imported.  It is a film of saved project. How should I do?

  Hi jsims313,

   

  Welcome to Microsoft Answers Forums.

  We would like to get more information about you to help solve your problem. You better, please answer the following questions.

  ·         What is the format of the movie saved project file?

  ·         When you get this error message?

  To publish and burn a movie to a DVD, you must have Windows DVD Maker, which is included in Windows Vista Ultimate and Windows Vista Home Premium. You also need a DVD burner.

  1. Insert a DVD recordable or rewritable Virgin into your DVD burner.
  2. Open a project in Windows Movie Maker.
  3. Click file, and then click Publish Movie.
  4. Click DVD, and then click Next. Creation of DVD Windows opens.
  5. All the steps to create a DVD using Windows DVD creation.

  Publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/publish-a-movie-in-Windows-Movie-Maker

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Creating Windows DVD - decoding problem?

  Hello.

  Recently, I tried to use Windows DVD Maker for the first time. Files added in the right menu and I could create a menu and listen to excerpts from the DVD. When I click on the button to burn, however, the DVD does that make to 1.7% full and watch then say error message:
  "One or more files that have been added in DVD Maker may not be decoded properly. Make sure you have decoding software installed on your computer that can decode the different files and then try again. »
  Windows Vista Home Premium is supposed to come with software decoding (I think), and I can't seem to find a way to solve the problem. Maybe I need new software decoding? I don't know if I'm just on the obvious or not.

  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  Too bad. Thanks for all your help, but I solved the problem today.
  It turns out that this filmmaker of windows does support not either of the types of files that I used (.avi and .mov). They do not also support many other file types. He had to be a .wmv file format.
  I now use a new software to burn discs, because like that I don't meet problems in the future when you work with video from various sources.
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• Cannot create Windows DVD - create DVD

  I make this all on a Windows 7 64 bit. The DVD burner is turned on, work, etc. I have 251 GB of free space. The problem is that this error message is so worthless, that is no real details as 'out of space', 'codec error', 'invalid input file', ' Hey, I don't like you "... There is nothing to work with. The entrance is an AVI movie that plays fine in Windows media center. The point "just die for no apparent reason" seems to be 38% in Windows Media Center and 17% in Windows DVD Maker and the blank disc is hunted. If no other Microsoft must build a correction which exports at least some useful error messages on the process of failure so there is a direction to take. At least in DVD maker status has been "Coding" and he dies in this. Windows Media Center you said nothing, but the error wave.

  Oh, Yes, I tried again after a fresh reboot and spin anything else. The same problem.

  I make this all on a Windows 7 64 bit. The DVD burner is turned on, work, etc. I have 251 GB of free space. The problem is that this error message is so worthless, that is no real details as 'out of space', 'codec error', 'invalid input file', ' Hey, I don't like you "... There is nothing to work with. The entrance is an AVI movie that plays fine in Windows media center. The point "just die for no apparent reason" seems to be 38% in Windows Media Center and 17% in Windows DVD Maker and the blank disc is hunted. If no other Microsoft must build a correction which exports at least some useful error messages on the process of failure so there is a direction to take. At least in DVD maker status has been "Coding" and he dies in this. Windows Media Center you said nothing, but the error wave.

  Oh, Yes, I tried again after a fresh reboot and spin anything else. The same problem.

  =====================================
  I suspect a problem of compatibility with the .avi file.

  Convert the .wmv format before importing the .avi file
  in DVD Maker may be worth a try:

  The following freeware can be worth a try for the conversion:

  SUPER © Simplified
  Universal Player Encoder & Renderer
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Super
  (the download mirror site is faster)

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  After installing the program GREAT... open...
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  Drag and drop your. AVI files/s in the current field.

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  Left, click the Encode button.

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  Wait... wait longer...

  (FWIW... I have better luck with video if I'm not
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  When the file/s are converted... you should find the
  in... Program Files / eRightSoft / Super / exit.

  Or... you can type... CTRL + O.. o open the Save
  Window and choose a backup folder.

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• HP DVD Writer does not read or write DVD, but only the CD

  My HP DVD 1135t burner does not read or write DVD but only the CD. What is the problem? Please help me.

  CD/DVD players use different lasers for reading/writing DVD from the CD.  All indications would point to your laser DVD as having failed.  You could try to remove your drive and install it in another computer to see if the problem follows your player or your computer, but my bet is that the drive must be replaced.

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• Windows DVD burner stopped working

  whenever I try to burn a DVD with windows DVD burner I get a message saying a problem caused windows DVD burner to stop working, when we find a solution I will be notified, well it lasts for a year now, I even wiped my laptop and re-installed windows and I was able to burn 1 DVD until I started getting the same message Although I am sick this, and when I try to get technical support, I wonder how is interesting to me. WTF?  I wonder that Apple makes their customers in the same way, from what my friends me with MACs, if not why say they operate. Then said is I don't van not get help to solve this problem, I'll become another conversion from Apple...  It has been a year and still no solution? Come on.

  If Vista was preinstalled on your computer, you do not qualifty for the FREE Microsoft Support

  All support is the manufacturer of your computer.

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  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/laptop > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for the latest Vista drivers > download/install them.

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-a-CD-or-DVD

  Burn a CD or DVD

  If your computer is equipped with a CD or DVD burner, you can copy files to a recordable disc. This process is calledburning a disc. By default, Windows Burns discs in the active file system format, but you can also choose to burn discs in ISO image format.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/which-CD-or-DVD-format-should-I-use

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  What format you use is determined by the computer that you will use to read the information that is recorded.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/disc-burning-frequently-asked-questions

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116/en-AU

  Your CD or DVD drive is missing or is not recognized by Windows or other programs

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/cd_dvd_drive_problems

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• I have just re installed Windows XP. Windows installed after three attempts. When I turn on the computer there are three choices of Windows XP. Only the first works how to remove the other two?

  I have just re installed Windows XP. Windows installed after three attempts. When I turn on the computer there are three choices of Windows XP. Only the first works how to remove the other two?

  I have a hard drive. At least two partitions. C: 74.7 GB with 63.3 freespace
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  These are my original specifications of the hard drive: 160 GB (7200 RPM) SERIAL ATA HARD DRIVE WI
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  I hope that makes sense to someone, any help gratefully received!

  As long as you have verified you dΘmarrez done on the c: / partition, Yes, you can reformat the drive D: / partition using Windows 'disk management '.

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• Creating Windows DVD or DVD Flick

  I have a movie on Windows Movie maker. (. WMV ext.) It has been suggested that I have download DVD Flick for my movie play in a standalone player. Windows DVD Maker does the same thing or not?

  DVD Maker will make you a video DVD.  I would also recomment ConvertXtoDVD:http://www.vso-software.fr/