create disc

Rivendell3234 · Post by **Rivendell3234** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 3:50 pm

When I go to "Create Disc" I get the message "Failed to load the resource, please re-install Ulead Video Studio" I have now done this, twice, and I still get the same message. Has anyone else experienced this problem and how did they solve it?

skier-hughes · Post by **skier-hughes** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 3:56 pm

What method are you using to create the disc?
Have you read the recommended proceedure on this forum?
Which version of VS?
What file types are you using in the project?
Has it worked properly previously?
When was this?
Have you made any changes whatsoever to the pc since it last worked?

What is your computer system, according to your profile you don't have one

Rivendell3234 · Post by **Rivendell3234** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:33 pm

Graham,
Thanks for your reply. The answers are:
I'm trying to create a DVD using DVD-R disc.
Yes I have read the recommended procedures.
I'm using VS10plus
Whatever the program makes. I captured some video from my camcorder inserted a title and a few transitions and then tried to create / burn onto a DVD.
Yes it has worked previously, however, since then I have upgraded my CD/DVD writer to a much faster one, namely a Sony 18x speed. Since then I have been unable to access the Create Disc function.
My computer is a PC desktop with Pentium IV with 1gb RAM.
Pete

skier-hughes · Post by **skier-hughes** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 11:58 am

Do you follow the recommended proceedure?
Do you make a dv-avi file and then use this to creatre your disc?
Or go straight from the timeline?
Can you create dvd folders on the hdd and burn them?
Does the dvd writer work with other programmes?
WHat speed are you trying to burn at?
Over 4x often results in failure.
What make/speed of disc?
Is this compatible with your writer?

By unable to access the create disc function, do you mean you actually don't get this far?
VS doesn't allow you to try to create a disc?
Or the create disc function fails as it trys to create the disc?

Do you get any error messages?

bop · Post by **bop** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:50 pm

When you bought the burner did you install Nero that came with it, is "incd" installed if so uninstall the incd part as it takes control over the burner

Brian

Rivendell3234 · Post by **Rivendell3234** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:53 pm

I do not get as far as creating the disk. As soon as I click on the icon that says "Create Disc" up comes the error message "Failed to load the resource, please re-install Ulead Video Studio". As I explained I have tried reloading the programme (after first un-installing it) and still I get the message. The new Sony DVD writer works with other programmes so I am reasonably happy that it works. The blank DVD's I am using are Verbatim DVD-R 16x speed. When creating my video I go straight from the time line to "Share" having first rendered the video and saved the project.
All this used to work on my old external DVD writer but that would only allow me to write at 2x speed, hence the upgrade to the Sony internal drive which can write upto 18x speed.
Thanks

skier-hughes · Post by **skier-hughes** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:41 pm

Have you left your old burner in?
If so, will it still work with this?
If you haven't what if you swap them back again?

Have you installed Nero?
DId you used to have it installed?

I find Nero does not work well on my editing pc.

What about the other things I mentioned?

Rivendell3234 · Post by **Rivendell3234** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:54 pm

I'm beginning to suspect the Nero programme I loaded with the burner. That has caused me no end of problems including clashing with Internet Explorer 7 so that I can no longer use IE7, but that's another story. I have since uninstalled Nero, but could it already have caused the problem?

Post by **Ken Berry** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 10:00 pm

The general Nero suite itself is no problem. It is the packet writing element of it which causes the problem. It in effect takes over a burner and denies it to VS. That is InCD which has already been mentioned. Moreover, it installs as a separate program, so removing 'Nero" may not remove InCD and it is only InCD which you have to uninstall. In Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs, look to see if InCD is still there.