DVDA won't recognize SonyDRX700UL

DancerDemike wrote on 11/3/2004, 2:55 AM

I've already authored my project, have a valid AUDIO TS and VIDEO TS, tried to burn and cannot get Sony DRX-700UL to be recognised by or listed by DVDA 1. Any ideas? Helpat Compusa not available

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ScottW wrote on 11/3/2004, 5:13 AM

Make sure you are running the most current version if 1.0 (1.0d I think); if that doesn't help, get a decent burning program like Nero.

Fleshpainter wrote on 11/4/2004, 12:13 AM

Try putting a CD or something in the burner and see if it's recognised by your computer.

DancerDemike wrote on 11/4/2004, 1:42 AM

My Vegas Movie studio is a 4.0 and just purchased at Compuse - Think this is the most recent version. I don't think Nero is anywhere as versatile as Vegas. Why Nero?

DancerDemike wrote on 11/4/2004, 1:44 AM

I put a cd in the burner and it blasted out beautifully. That's not the problem. Haven't heard from Sony Movie Maker yet.

ScottW wrote on 11/4/2004, 5:23 AM

Why Nero? Because DVDA isn't a burning program (just my opinion), it's an authoring program. Use DVDA to author your project and then use Nero to burn it.

DancerDemike wrote on 11/4/2004, 7:00 AM

sIR - iI autthored my program on DVDa - tried burning on Nero - did a simulation and only got the videa. I authored video and audia separately to get the best sound but the scree states that there is 'audio-none' How do I add the authored audio and have them burn both at once?

ScottW wrote on 11/4/2004, 10:11 AM

Sounds like you selected the wrong option in Nero. You want to select the option that says "Burn DVD Video Files" - when you select that you should get a file-explorer type window with 2 folders: AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS with the video folder being red in color.

You then drag all of the files located in the VIDEO_TS folder that you had DVDA prepare too, over to the Nero folder. Then click burn.

DancerDemike wrote on 11/4/2004, 6:35 PM

opened Nero start smart....went to configure...chose burn DVD files...opened Nero burning ROM chose correct burner ...Would NOT accept a DVD disc - wanted a CD disc - Started to burn a regular cd - would not finish BUT I want to make a DVD not cd/dvd. Also chose DVD on compilation. This is maddening.! Burniing a DVD should NOT take a rocket scientist.