keep getting.. error code 800413a4

gamezonline · Post by **gamezonline** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 6:48 am

I need help i try everything i can think of, I am doing a project with 6 video's each video has 2 audio and 1 sub track and 5 chapters, and have been pre-encoded with TMPGEnc. The hole thing comes to 4.2 gig's, when i preview it, it works fine, but when i go to burn it i get that error, it gets to 100% multiplexing before it stop with the error. so it must be having problems with creating the vob files but what problem is it having... i don't think its free space as i have 30 gig's free on a NTFS partition. i try-ed recoding it 4 times already, i try-ed checking the sub, audio, and any thing that i can think of that may be wrong but nothing works. i all so try-ed pre-multiplexing the movies before i import them but still get this error. even try-ed removing the subs but nothing. please help me i just don't know what to do.

Devil · Post by **Devil** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 7:23 am

If you don't have enough space on your C: drive, you can have problems. By default temp files go into C:, even if you have bags of space available in your video partition. Am not saying this is the cause, but it might be.

gamezonline · Post by **gamezonline** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 1:07 am

that's not the problem as i have 24gig free on C: and 30gig free on D:, any thing else you think it may be?

Devil · Post by **Devil** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:28 am

The only thing I can suggest is to try each project seperately to HDD (you don't have to burn) and see whether it is just one that is causing the difficulty. Alternatively, try the in-built encoder instead of TMPGEnc. and see whether it does the same. It may just be a single accessory file that is corrupt. Only a systematic series of trials could trace it.

jjdon1 · Post by **jjdon1** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 12:37 am

I've been using DVD workshop on a friends machine - just a one-off of vacation photos for me. We kept getting this error message: error 800413a4. The last time I happened to be sitting at the computer when it happened. At the very instant that the error message popped up, a windows (XP) message popped up, "You are running very low on disk space on drive C:, etc.". Even though the disk writer said that there was enough space on the drive (not a lot more- .2 gig), it was not enough. I'm still writing the disk again, after some disk housekeeping, but it's pretty clearwhat happened. I'll post this on the other two threads with this error as a keyword, too.