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I've defragged, changed menu, left it on overnight + 1 full day.
I've contacted Cyberlink for help; but no reply.
Anyone else know what to do?
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I currently possess and use:
An ASUS P5DL2 MoBo.
Three gigabytes.
Intel Pentium D (Each processor working at 3.40 GhZ)
ATI Radeon x300
LG Super-multi DVD Burner/Writer
I currently run: PD7 Deluxe with latest update.
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Any suggestions, since I'd like to start working with HD files at a later point. (A video-card upgrade perhaps?)
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I'll defrag overnight; what a coincidence! I use Defragler and Piriform's CCleaner! 
I've tried two different locations, I'll change the menu as well.
Wish me luck!
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Quick inquiriy: How do I change the Video Output Format.
I remember messing around with it; but I forgot where I went.
Can somemone provide detailed instructions to get there so I could see what's going on?
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I'm using PD7 Deluxe latest update.
I'm currently running:
Windows XP Pro.
ASUS P5DL2 MoBo
3 Gigs Ram
Intel Pentium D (Both cpu's stocked at 3.40 GhZ)
As to the output, i'm unaware of what you speak.
How do I check this?
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I've contacted customer support, but none of their suggestions worked.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled, lowered resolution, lowered quality, removed other burning software, updated drivers.
It's still stuck at 43% whilist burning to a DVD Folder. No matter how long I leave it no progress what so ever.
Did anybody enconter this, and how do you resolve this?
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I've submitted another support ticket, but any help offered would be appreciated, as I rather do need this DVD soon.
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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.
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That's the current method I've been using; but I thought the ability to do it in a single-pass was available. Thanks 
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Is it possible to alter an image using the Chroma-Key affect more then once, and if so, how is it done?
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Sorry, I'm still somewhat of a PD newbie .
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