I'm having a problem with my NeroVision Express 3. The problem is, whenever I convert and burn an AVI movie to DVD so that i can watch it in my home dvd player, I only get a watchable dvd for about 30 minutes, afterwards the movie becomes choppy, distorted, and unviewable. This is very frustrating because i've just downloaded and converted/burnt about 10 DVD movies that i am not able to watch completely. Can someone explain to me what the problem is. Is it my setting in Nero? or maybe my dvd burner is faulty?
NeroVision Express 3
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theBoar
, Sep 05 2006 05:36 AM
#1
Posted 05 September 2006 - 05:36 AM
I'm having a problem with my NeroVision Express 3. The problem is, whenever I convert and burn an AVI movie to DVD so that i can watch it in my home dvd player, I only get a watchable dvd for about 30 minutes, afterwards the movie becomes choppy, distorted, and unviewable. This is very frustrating because i've just downloaded and converted/burnt about 10 DVD movies that i am not able to watch completely. Can someone explain to me what the problem is. Is it my setting in Nero? or maybe my dvd burner is faulty?
#2
Posted 05 September 2006 - 06:28 AM
When you click start smart then Nero at the top, if you click check for updates, does it find any
Which version number does it give
Have you got the installation CD, product key etc
If you use an 8X Writer with 8X discs, on the page where you click burn, click burn settings and tick determine maximum speed
Or you could set the burn speed to 4X
Run disc clean up and disc defragmanter before burning
Do not use the PC for anything else while burning
Which version number does it give
Have you got the installation CD, product key etc
If you use an 8X Writer with 8X discs, on the page where you click burn, click burn settings and tick determine maximum speed
Or you could set the burn speed to 4X
Run disc clean up and disc defragmanter before burning
Do not use the PC for anything else while burning
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