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Steve240 wrote on 1/7/2004, 12:16 PM
I've had the same problem - MyDVD would not recognize my LG burner, whereas Ulead and Nero (demo versions) had no problems. I suspect your burner is not on the MyDVD supported list as well - try to find it here: http://support.sonic.com/hardware/default.asp?pid=5&varsubmit=2&product=mydvd&type=desktop
mountcon wrote on 1/7/2004, 12:39 PM
Thanks, Steve240, but my Sony DVD RW DW-U12A is listed as a burner that is listed as a supported burner. However, I do note that my version of MyDVD is 4.5 and the list of equipment is for version 5.X. I don't see any option to switch it to version 4.5 to check supported hardware under that version - they only give you the option of 5.X.
6live4Him wrote on 1/8/2004, 7:20 PM
One problem could be that the file is over 2 hours. Look at the lower left corner that shows a picture of a dvd, it usually show how much space is left on the disc or if it is filled. You aren't alone in frustrations though...I have been trying for 2 weeks to get a 1 hour 50 minute video to fit on a DVD, lots of trial and error. Good luck
starfish98034 wrote on 1/19/2004, 3:44 PM
I found the same problem the file was too large. I can't seem to determine the max file size that I can burn. What I did was to keep cutting of video clips until I got the file small enough then rendered and when I opened with MyDVD the button was not grayed out. Only problem is you have to spend all that time rendering just to find the file is not too large. I have found that even it MyDVD indicates the file will fit a DVD it will still not burn it. I just cut my video down to about an hour and it works fine but I would like to get more than an hour on the DVD without loosing quality.