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Multiplexing error in IDVD

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sylvia mcclure


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I know I have followed the correct steps because I have burned many movies.
All the sudden I will try to burn a movie & at the very end a multiplexing error will appear and all is lost! Does anyone know what causes this & how to prevent it?
Thanks,
Sylvia
 
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Sylvia:

Please read the Sticky post at the head of the forum regarding burning movies: LINK

Unless those movies are "home" movies or ones that you own the copyright to, we can not allow any further discussion.
 
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IME this is almost always due to not enough free space on the boot drive. iDVD needs *LOTS* of free space.
 

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