I suddenly run into this problem too. After several succesful DVD 4 GB to folder burns of a project (making minor edits in between and re-create the DVD afterwards) suddenly it claims, almost immediately after starting the DVD creation process that it has insufficient room. Which cannot be true - the C drive containing temp files is 65 GB empty, the drive to contain the result even 280 GB.
Swapping from 4 to 8 GB DVD's, Best Quality or Smart Fit, it continues to issue the same error message.

Upto then I used "No menu" as option. Reverting to "Template 1" seems to make a difference.
It started to work upto 20% and then crashed. Restart and redo works again - to 20% before crashing.

Then I tried the Produce version for an MPEG2 file with preview during rendering. That completed without problems.
I haven't tried a VCD as it requires disc burning (no folder on hard dive).
Creating a AVCHD folder for 8.5GB also went without problems.

With some reservations, it seems the errors are related to the DVD production.

I have the same problem to create dvd, please if somebody has the solution, is thanked.

I downloaded a free program called IMGBURN. IN PD first burn to folder, then burn those files to disk with IMGBURN. I find it much more reliable than PD's burn. Thanks

Thank you for the help friend, but I really need a satisfactory answer on the part of cyberlink.

Quote: I really need a satisfactory answer on the part of cyberlink

If you want a answer from cyberlink, you probably should contact the Cyberlink technical help at
http://www.cyberlink.com/prog/support/cs/service/technical-support.do
this is just a user forum, just video editors like you around here, some willing to give a helping hand if they can.

Jeff

I downloaded a free program called IMGBURN. IN PD first burn to folder, then burn those files to disk with IMGBURN. I find it much more reliable than PD's burn.

This is a very good method that can work.
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It is a good workaround - especially if you want to do more customization than is possible within PD9, and therefore used by many.
But the fact remains that given PD9 offers a DVD creation facility, and if you want it fast and simple, it should work rather than saying it ran out of disc space when there is still plenty left. The error message doesn't specify any details on where it thinks it ran out of space.

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Quote: I really need a satisfactory answer on the part of cyberlink

If you want a answer from cyberlink, you probably should contact the Cyberlink technical help at
http://www.cyberlink.com/prog/support/cs/service/technical-support.do
this is just a user forum, just video editors like you around here, some willing to give a helping hand if they can.

Jeff

Thanks Jeff!!!!!

just thought id leave a responce of how i had this problem and sorted it.... i got same message when trying to put mp4 on to a dvd.......(it was the first time id made a dvd so was used to rendering everything in mp4 for youtube previously) i tried it on windows movie maker too and had similar 'not complete' kind message

when i re rendered my project in mp2 (after getting the idea from some net reading) , i found this problem dissapeared when putting mp2 on to a disc

just thought id put it up here as ive had some help off here on other stuff so if this helps someone, great (im not saying this is every answer but it was def the problem for me...not sure if mp4 can be put on dvd? but i wont be trying again) peace. i love to reminisce!!

pauly;

Quote: i had this problem and sorted it.... i got same message when trying to put mp4 on to a dvd.

According to the old posts you are resurrecting, you are getting BOTH the e8007000E AND the eEB130581 errors???

Have you tried the 3305 patch? It has many fixes in it.

The earlier update 2930 did not give me the error anymore. But I must state I only used the DVD facility once. It still is not very useful for DVD authoring. Too many restrictions and lack of flexibility in this area.

In response to earlier: DVDs require MPEG2 not MP4 file format. So using MP4 may not work - it does require a conversion to MPEG2 although I think PowerDirector 9 can do that in the process.

I am having the same issue here. It wont creat a dvd or even a folder without giving the error message. I can "produce" the video, saving it as an mpeg2 that plays on my computer, but cant figure out how to burn that to a disc, even using the IMGBURN program. It doesnt seem to recognize mpeg2. Grrr

Quote: I am having the same issue here. It wont creat a dvd or even a folder without giving the error message. I can "produce" the video, saving it as an mpeg2 that plays on my computer, but cant figure out how to burn that to a disc, even using the IMGBURN program. It doesnt seem to recognize mpeg2. Grrr

You might try this:

Since you were able to produce a mpg-2 video file successfully. Open PD....go directly to the Create Disc tab....look in the upper left corner once the Create Disc section opens...there is a button that looks like a film strip with a + sign. This button allows you to import your produced mpg-2 video file. Just navigate to where your file is and import it. Then set up your MENU and DISC Preferences to your likeing and then select BURN.

See if this works for you.

Kevin
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