.ISO not burning

1viking · Post by **1viking** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 5:51 pm

I followed the instructions on the sticky. I have been unable to burn a DVD. I captured from my DV and then made my edits (I added a bunch of other videos) and am now at 1 hour and 30 minutes of video. I then created the video file and made an mpeg. Then, I made certain nothing was in the timeline and I went to create disk. There, I added the video that I had previously made. I added my chapters and then I tried to burn the DVD (I also created an image for backup). The authoring seemed to work, but hung at 94% of the burn process (99% overall). I then used DVD decrypter to try and burn the iso, but it didn't seem to work. Windows said the disk was empty, but I saw the data being written to the disk. Either the .iso was written improperly or I did something wrong with DVD decrypter. Does nero allow you to burn .iso's with their trial?

I am not certain what I should do. I didn't install the dvd burning pack because I bought the software in May of 2005 (VS9) and it looked like the dll's were made before I downloaded the software. I called ULEAD asking for a refund, but I was shown the door. I am very discouraged and ready to move to another video studio.

Any thoughts or ideas?

Trevor Andrew · Post by **Trevor Andrew** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 6:33 pm

Hi
You Said:- The authoring seemed to work,

When you went to the burner module, after pressing ‘Output’ did you get the warning window
( This action will take some time to render. Do you want to continue?)
If you have the correct settings this should not happen, and ‘multiplexing and burning should start straight away'.

You can burn ISO files using Uleads disc image recorder.
Start / Program / Ulead Video studio.

Have a read at My Quick Guide from the link below

1viking · Post by **1viking** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 10:48 pm

I didn't get that error. I had already rendered the video.

THoff · Post by **THoff** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 11:05 pm

Problems like these are usually being caused by incompatible media, or software conflicts between different programs trying to claim ownership of the optical drive and media.

If you have any DLA (Drive Letter Access / Packet Writer) software such as Nero InCD or Roxio Drag-To-Disk installed, you should shut down or uninstall it before writing the ISO file using any software that wasn't part of the same software suite (such as UVS or DVD Decrypter).

1viking · Post by **1viking** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 11:08 pm

I already did that. I have spent easily over 30 hours on this. That was one of my futile attempts.