Why create dvd windows don't hang up on the coding?

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  How long have you not been able to access Windows DVD maker?  I suggest you visit the link below and following the steps to see if this solves the problem.  Have you ever been able to use Windows DVD Maker without any problems in the past?  Have you tried to do a system restore if it already worked?

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  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  I don't know it must be frustrating!

  Let us try the following and see if that helps:

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  Hello

  I've recently updated 7 of Windows Movie Maker.  My HP computer was purchased new in spring 2011. It says in my properties that my new version of Movie Maker is 2012. However, he is not seen an update for DVD Maker. I work on a pretty long video in Movie Maker for months and wanted to burn it to a DVD just to see what it looks like on my LCD TV and see if I can see things I want to change. But DVD Maker says that it does not support the file. I noticed that the file is no longer ".wmv" but is now ".wmvlp" or something like that. IM at work so not sure. My question is that it seems obvious that the update for Movie Maker is not compatible with the old DVD Maker but I can't find an upgrade for DVD Maker. I like the creation of Windows 7 DVd and don't really want to install a different source for burning a DVd is there something I can do or install so that my DVd Maker burn my videos? Move Maker was seen some questions and that's why I updated and it works fine now. But now it seems to not be supported by the creation of DVDs. can help you and I would like to know if there is anything I can do to fix this? I would really appreciate it. I pray that he is simply a patch or a download that I need to try.

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  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• create dvd Windows continues to burn about 20 percent

  I'm trying to burn a dvd using windows dvd creation, but the stalls of process around 23% in the burning program that it seems to freeze at that time there. I tried several times but it will not move any further.  I have compiled a video using windows movie maker holiday, as I have said can not complete the process. I use a dvd recordable 4.7 GB drive.

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  OK... you have created the project with Windows Live
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  The fix for this would be to create several small
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  The collected WMV files can then be re-imported
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  ---

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