In VS9 I created a DVD project and then went to burn a .iso image. The screen indicated the file was about 4.2 GB. When I selected burn I got this message in a pop-up window:
"The project content over the limitation of the project size to let this action can keep going. Continue?"
I answered "yes" and it created the .iso image file. I burned that image to a DVD with Nero but it was a coaster - would not play on computer or stand-alone DVD player. I recreated the project doing what I think were the same steps but did not get this message and the DVD was ok.
Any idea of what information that message was trying to convey to me?
Carl E. Johnson
What does this message mean & what did I do wrong to get
Moderator: Ken Berry
I believe that message is Ulead language saying that your .MPEG2 file or ISO image is larger than the DVD you want to put it on.
VS9 has a new "Fit to Burn" option which allows you to go ahead with a project that comes out a little over the limit. I just burned such a project last night, though it took much longer than a project that fit.
But if you did not alter one single thing on your second time around with the same project, and had no such problem, then possibly it was a glitch.
VS9 has a new "Fit to Burn" option which allows you to go ahead with a project that comes out a little over the limit. I just burned such a project last night, though it took much longer than a project that fit.
But if you did not alter one single thing on your second time around with the same project, and had no such problem, then possibly it was a glitch.