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I fix my dvd maker program tonite you might try this let me know

Last post 09-01-2010, 4:12 AM by sun1986225. 3 replies.
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  •  01-29-2009, 1:41 AM 1432

    I fix my dvd maker program tonite you might try this let me know

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    I freaking fixed it.......... I had to uninstall all codecs i installed... they  conflicted with each other... I uninstalled all and installed only... VistaCodecs_v473... copy that and search it and download it.. first uninstall all other codecs first....

  •  02-03-2009, 12:08 AM 1447 in reply to 1432

    Re: I fix my dvd maker program tonite you might try this let me know

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    Please help me mate.  I don't have a clue to how to do this.  My problem began a few weeks ago when my DVD Maker would stop encoding at 12.1 percent and then just two days ago when I discovered a few bad video files, at 14.8 percent.  Thank you.

     

    Cold K.

  •  02-03-2009, 2:33 PM 1448 in reply to 1447

    Re: I fix my dvd maker program tonite you might try this let me know

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    Check this blog on this very DVD Maker site:

    http://www.windowsdvdmaker.com/blogs/dvdmaker/archive/2007/04/02/161.aspx

    and this thread on this site for comments and observations:

    http://www.windowsdvdmaker.com/forums/thread/1370.aspx

     

    I am volunteering ideas. Solutions that work for me may not work for you
    VISTA Home Premium SP1 on
    HP Slimline
    DUO CPU 2.60 GHz
    3.00 GB RAM
    &
    Toshiba Satellite L300D
    AMD Athlon 64X2 Dual-Core Processor
    1.90 GHz
    3.00 GB RAM

  •  09-01-2010, 4:12 AM 3481 in reply to 1432

    Re: I fix my dvd maker program tonite you might try this let me know

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