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rock_creek49   11-27-2011 at 10:11:35 PM

I am running Windows XP Professional SP3. I have a LiteOn DVD-RW DVD burner. I made a slide show to burn as a DVD video. The software seems to work fine and it says it has written the DVD. However, when I try to play it, there is nothing on the DVD-R. I then went to an old video that I made and have burned before. Real Burner, had an "error at instruction xxx. Program has to close. I thought it might be the burner, but now that I have seen all these posts, I am beginning to think otherwise. The designation for my dvd player is "DVDRam Drive". I don't know what that means or where that came from. The hardware profile calls it correctly a dvd/cd writer. Any suggestions?

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