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Hey guys,

 

Thanks for readin' my off topic post. I'm havin' some computer issues. What I'm tryin' to do is burn an MPEG file to DVD so I can play it in a DVD player. I have a couple of authoring programs and I've tried them both. InterVideo WinDVD creator crashes when it gets to encoding the video portion and the Nero software I have physically reboots the machine. I have absolutly no idea how to check what is wrong. I'm performing the same task on my fathers Dell and it seems to be working just fine. My fathers Dell is an Intel P4 3.0GHz.

 

My computer I built. AMD Ahtlon XP 3000+, 512 mb DDR RAM @ 333 MHz. On board video. I have no idea. I think maybe RAM or chip could be unstable somehow. The only time the computer is ever unstable is when I try to encode DVDs and things of that nature. When I burn DVD data its a smooth as ever.

 

Any ideas??

 

Merry Christmas.

  • 2 weeks later...
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I'd suspect the DVD needs an update, not the driver but the rom. Nero has a info tool that will help you figure out what you have. If your version doesn't have it you can download the demo.

 

Another thing to look at is drive space. If your drive is full, the programs can't create the swap space. It would help to know which OS you're using.

 

You should also look at the media library under Control Panel > admin tools> computer management > removable storage. Sometimes the library gets corrupted and the system doesn't know which drive to use. Delete the one's with the red x then reboot. The system will find them again when you reboot and access them. If it doesn't see them and the DVD won't burn you can uninstall the dvd player in the device manager then reboot. The system should see the new hardware and reload the software.

 

If you don't feel comfortable doing this don't. I've done this plenty of times without a problem but there is always the exception. Sometimes troubleshooting can take you down deep dark holes.

 

Bill

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hmmm if it's crashing so it's a hardwear problem try to update the driver for ur VGA card

if it still not working buy a new VGA card i think hat ur bultin VGA don't support enncodding or in another can't handle it becouse it ues too much memory the VGA memory i mean nd as off bult in i think its shared

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