Wojo
Tue Mar 14 09:07:13 CST 2006
Either your terminology is wrong or Microsoft is giving you bad advise.
If you are clicking "Save to DVD" then the problem was only your terminology
and you should be fine.
If you are clicking "Save to CD" and using a DVD that won't work.
If you don't even have a "Save to DVD" option then you need to read my reply
to your other post.
-Wojo
"piccola" <piccola@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BC248F50-4230-4956-BFC7-5DAD6A5086B3@microsoft.com...
> dvd. it is not a question of space as before I start recording it says
> the
> movie is 378mb and the capacity available on odisk is 4.8 GB.
>
> Thank you to all that replied. Microsoft helped and solved the problem by
> telling me to change the "best fit for recordable cd (recommended)" option
> to
> another option under "show more options" and "other settings".
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> "KnowBuddy" wrote:
>
>> Your comment seems sort of self-contradictory... Are you recording to a
>> blank DVD disc or CD-V (Video CD) disc. The capacity difference is huge!
>>
>> Next, how much RAM and free (Defragmented! You did defrag your editing
>> disc volume first before you ever started the project, didn't you???)
>> disc
>> space
>> are you using? As you probably know, video editing likes a lot of wide
>> open
>> elbow room on hard disk for every minute of A/V you're recording,
>> editing,
>> finalizing.
>> If your finalized program file is badly fragmented on hard disk, during
>> the
>> burn
>> to optical disk function, it might get lost, or hang up, or bump into a
>> bad
>> unreadable disk sector somewhere in the middle of the read/write.
>>
>> "piccola" wrote:
>>
>> > hi, after I edit my home movies and I decide I want to save the edited
>> > final
>> > copy to cd it starts... and ALWAYS freezes at 58%.. what am I doing
>> > wrong? I
>> > am trying to create some dvd's of home videos to send my my family in
>> > italy