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August 1, 2020
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Internal Software Error message when trying to burn to DVD

  • August 1, 2020
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I upgraded to Windows 10 at the start of this year, Premiere Elements 11 had always worked fine prior to that. I can still "publish and share" slideshows/short dvds to Computer, but when I try to do so to DVD it Encodes to 100%, and then Burns to 99% before giving the message internal software error:%0,line%1

All my other programs work and I can burn music/data/photos to disc using standard windows 10 options, so it would appear to be something between Elements and the DVD drive?

I've made the project as small and uncomplex as possible to see if that helped, but even 4 photos with no menus or music gives the same result.

Thanks.

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Legend
August 1, 2020

If the program used to work and suddenly stopped when you upgraded your operating system, that would indicate it's more likely the operating system, wouldn't it?

 

Most likely the new Windows 10 drivers aren't interfacing with the disc drive. Did you go from a 32-bit to 1 64-bit operating system?

 

Try this: Assuming this disc drive came with the computer, go to your computer manufacturer's site (Dell, Compaq, HP) and look for support for your model of computer. Reinstall the drivers for the disc drive offered on this site.

 

If that doesn't do it, it could be a number of other things, but that fixes interface problems most of the time.

GrahamE2Author
Participating Frequently
August 3, 2020

I've now been in touch with the PC repair shop that did the upgrade, they said there aren't any specific drivers as it's just a plug and play disc drive, and because other software works with the drive it can't be that?

You mentioned that it could be a number of other things too?

Thanks

GrahamE2Author
Participating Frequently
August 3, 2020

There is an option there for "Folder (4.7GB)" - it doesn't mention ISO, but is this the same thing?


I've proceeded with the burn, and it produces the following files in a folder:-

AC3 file

M2V video file

XMP file

TMP file