I am not really sure how to categorise/explain this question anyway here goes.
On the weekend, I created 5 small slide shows using VS9. Each slide show had 3-5 slides with no transitions. I then created a video file for each, then burned this to a disk image and finally copied the disk image to the DVD. So far all was fine.
Then I needed to add a few more slides to each show. For these slides I had various pan/zoom effects. Each show rendered ok, and also burnt a disk image file ok. However, when I then tried to create the DVD form the disk image, the process started but never finished.
Any ideas??
Pan and Zoom effect causes the disk image copy to crash
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If you managed to create the second image file (.ISO, I assume) without problems, then it's video content should not IMHO intrinsically cause any difficulty in the eventual burn process. Can you tell us which program you used to try to burn the disc image to disc? Did you close the program and open it and try it again (with an RW disc)? Or reboot the computer and try again? This might sound simplistic, but are the first things I try whenever I get a problem like yours...
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Yes I did manage to create a .ISO file without any problems. To burn the disc image I used Ulead's VCD/DVD Disc Image recorder. I did not try it with a RW disk, I only tried it with a DVD-R. I did re-boot the PC a few times with no luck.
Also, tonight I have tried to create the DVD using Roxio 7, again that just hung whilst trying to burn the ISO.
Hum!!!
Also, tonight I have tried to create the DVD using Roxio 7, again that just hung whilst trying to burn the ISO.
Hum!!!
