I have a 1 hr 57 min video I want to burn to a DVD at 8000 bitrate. My DVD burner is an NEC ND-2510A DL DVD-+RW type drive. When I get to the point where information is going to be written on the DVD, I get an error message stating that either their is not enough space on the disc or that the disc is not empty. But the software does detect that I have 7.9 GB of space on a brand new DVD+R DL disc and it states that I only need 6.7 GB for my project. Any suggestions? I see that v8.0 mentions double layer in the added features, but I didnt want to gamble upgrading if I dont have to. Is there another way to get around this?
What is the difference in burn options: 1) record to disc, 2) create disc image file 3) create DVD folders on the burn screen? Can I create all the files necessary to burn a DVD with video studio, and then use another program like NERO to actually burn the DL DVD? Will the creat disc image option create the VOC, BUP, IFO files I need?
Using DVD+R DL double layer DVDs with video studio 7 problem
Moderator: Ken Berry
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THoff
While the Burning Engine update that supports DL media works with UVS 7, UVS 7 itself doesn't know about double-layer media and the increased capacity.
One thing you might try is having it output an ISO file instead, and burning that using the CD/DVD Recorder utility that comes with UVS. If that also doesn't work, output to a VIDEO_TS folder, and then use ImageTool Classic to prepare an ISO from that folder, and optionally burn it with DVD Decrypter if that is installed.
One thing you might try is having it output an ISO file instead, and burning that using the CD/DVD Recorder utility that comes with UVS. If that also doesn't work, output to a VIDEO_TS folder, and then use ImageTool Classic to prepare an ISO from that folder, and optionally burn it with DVD Decrypter if that is installed.