Power director 7 burning problem... neeed helppp

bawse

Newbie Joined: Jul 14, 2009 20:19 Messages: 13 Offline

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Jul 14, 2009 20:47

okay .. i have updated the patch.. i just got the program...

okay so i burn one dvd .. was successful and it played anywhere and load fast.

so i burn my 2nd dvd it said it burn successful but it wont play in no dvd players ONLY in my ps3 but takes like 1-2mins to load up....

than i burn a 3rd dvd and i burn what i had burn on my 1st dvd and i got this
Burning Failed Error Code a000000a

and after that i burn what i had burn on dvd 2 and it just gets to 51% and go after that...

aaa im on a deadline to turn this dvd in.... any helppppppppp

pjc

Senior Member Location: Aus Joined: Sep 12, 2008 03:48 Messages: 262 Offline

Jul 14, 2009 23:02

My suggestion:

1.Download and install IMGBurn (freeware - google it)
2. Use the good (1st) DVD you produced to create a DVD image (.iso file) onto your PC or use PD to create a DVD folder on your PC instead of burning DVD.
3. Use IMGBurn to burn the other DVDs from this image file or the DVD folder. Use the verify data option as well.

I find IMGburn a reliable burn module.

Regards

bawse

Newbie Joined: Jul 14, 2009 20:19 Messages: 13 Offline

Jul 15, 2009 00:51

Quote: My suggestion:

1.Download and install IMGBurn (freeware - google it)
2. Use the good (1st) DVD you produced to create a DVD image (.iso file) onto your PC or use PD to create a DVD folder on your PC instead of burning DVD.
3. Use IMGBurn to burn the other DVDs from this image file or the DVD folder. Use the verify data option as well.

I find IMGburn a reliable burn module.

Regards

ok so i should burn the stuff i wanted from cyberlink director to a folder.. and use that folder on that program that u mention me

is there a program like cyberlink ? i can get?

RobertJ/OZ

Senior Contributor Location: Melbourne Australia Joined: Aug 14, 2006 02:26 Messages: 1209 Offline

Jul 15, 2009 01:23

Hi bawse,

Follow pjc's instructions, a lot of PowerDirector users do not use PowerDirector to burn to DVD's, but save to a DVD folder or produce and save to the HD.

A good burning program is CyberLink's Power2Go 6 which is a dedicated burning program and is used by many editors it appears to be more stable than PowerDirector, at least I have never had any burning issues.

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bawse

Newbie Joined: Jul 14, 2009 20:19 Messages: 13 Offline

Jul 15, 2009 17:12

Quote: Hi bawse,

Follow pjc's instructions, a lot of PowerDirector users do not use PowerDirector to burn to DVD's, but save to a DVD folder or produce and save to the HD.

A good burning program is CyberLink's Power2Go 6 which is a dedicated burning program and is used by many editors it appears to be more stable than PowerDirector, at least I have never had any burning issues.

Robert

but if i burn it to a folder ..

will it burn on the progams ya mention me with CHAPTERS ??

i need it to burn with CHAPTERS the way i CHAPTER IT.

bawse

Newbie Joined: Jul 14, 2009 20:19 Messages: 13 Offline

Jul 15, 2009 17:16

also thanks to every one helping me with this ..

pjc

Senior Member Location: Aus Joined: Sep 12, 2008 03:48 Messages: 262 Offline

Jul 16, 2009 05:18

Yes, if you burn to a folder the whole DVD structure is created. IMGBurn merely transfers it to the physical DVD. All the original DVD structure is maintained.

bawse

Newbie Joined: Jul 14, 2009 20:19 Messages: 13 Offline

Jul 17, 2009 01:40

Quote: Yes, if you burn to a folder the whole DVD structure is created. IMGBurn merely transfers it to the physical DVD. All the original DVD structure is maintained.

man this program is giving me a headache.. now it wont let me even make a folder.. stays for hrs on 50%

Systematic

Newbie Joined: Dec 29, 2008 19:31 Messages: 8 Offline

Jul 20, 2009 13:17

Contact Customer Support, they offer quick-fixes and worst-case scenario an uninstall and re-install.

The built-in DVD Burning utility within PD7 is flawed, so I usually burn a DVD Folder and use a third-party program to burn it such as DVD-CLONER or even Power2Go!

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The major thing is; if PD7 crashes while burning a DVD. The DVD disc itself is useless. That's why many of us choose to burn a DVD folder and then burn it; saves discs and it gets the job done, usually on the first try.