Do you have the file iac25_32.ax on your system? That's the cause of that
particular error report.

A bunch of codec packs register this, which will cause DVDMaker to break,
exactly as you're seeing. Unregistering that file will get you going again.
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"carelpeer" <carelpeer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> well I've got the same problem.
>
> Only...
> I don't have Impgd10.ax
> any idea's there?
> PS.. Windows dvd maker gives an error and then it says that it has a
> solution to the problem
>
> This problem was caused by Indeo® audio software, which was created by
> Intel
> Corporation.
>
> Intel Corporation has informed Microsoft that this product is no longer
> needed and can be disabled or uninstalled.
>
> And I don"t even have that file either
>
> So...
> Please help
>
>
> "Don" wrote:
>
>> jamiebanjo wrote:
>> > When I try to publish a movie to DVD maker from WMM it shuts down
>> > highlighting an error (Impgd10.ax).
>> > What do I do to resolve this please.
>>
>> From my googling I believe you can do exactly what Chuck did,
>> and unregister Impgd10.ax using the regsvr32 /u command.
>>
>> As a simpler alternative you can try renaming or moving that
>> file to your Desktop so Vista can't see it.
>>
>> What I can't tell you is where Impgd10.ax came from or what
>> might happen to your third-party multimedia apps when you
>> disable it.
>>
>>
>>