Cannot burn DVD with Vista

I am having trouble burning a project to DVD. Everythings looks like it is
going ok then at 98.9% done it stops and says that dvd maker could not burn
disc. I have tried varying burn speeds but get the same result. I get
anywhere from opening credits to 30 seconds of video on the dvd then nothing
else.
Is the problem possibly low quality dvd's, will changing video format help
or what does the ratio aspect do?
I have wasted about 4 dvd's so far and the same exact thing happens every
time.

I am trying to burn the dvd's to be playable back on dvd player or computer.
Very frustrating and am running out of time any help would be greatly
aooreciated.

Scott

You can try a different burning software. I suggest ImgBurn. I have used is
on my Vista pc and have had no problems. Give it a try, it's free as well.
Search for it.

"Scott" wrote:

> I am having trouble burning a project to DVD. Everythings looks like it is
> going ok then at 98.9% done it stops and says that dvd maker could not burn
> disc. I have tried varying burn speeds but get the same result. I get
> anywhere from opening credits to 30 seconds of video on the dvd then nothing
> else.
> Is the problem possibly low quality dvd's, will changing video format help
> or what does the ratio aspect do?
> I have wasted about 4 dvd's so far and the same exact thing happens every
> time.
>
> I am trying to burn the dvd's to be playable back on dvd player or computer.
> Very frustrating and am running out of time any help would be greatly
> aooreciated.
>
> Scott

You don't say what software you're using. Are you sure that it is
compatible with Vista?

"Scott" <Scott@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E372A38A-2885-4982-AB91-86E05C01D5F3@microsoft.com...
>I am having trouble burning a project to DVD. Everythings looks like it is
> going ok then at 98.9% done it stops and says that dvd maker could not
> burn
> disc. I have tried varying burn speeds but get the same result. I get
> anywhere from opening credits to 30 seconds of video on the dvd then
> nothing
> else.
> Is the problem possibly low quality dvd's, will changing video format help
> or what does the ratio aspect do?
> I have wasted about 4 dvd's so far and the same exact thing happens every
> time.
>
> I am trying to burn the dvd's to be playable back on dvd player or
> computer.
> Very frustrating and am running out of time any help would be greatly
> aooreciated.
>
> Scott