Cannot burn DVD+RW in Windows XP

I have tried to burn a DVD+RW disk in Windows XP but I am getting an error
message saying: "Not enough space on disk". This seems to be because Windows
is not reading the disk properly - the files are not all that big.

Is it impossible to use this disk format with XP? If I ned to buy another
type of disk to burn DVDs, which is it please? Would it be DVD-R?

What I do not understand is that the DVD player on my DELL Dimension 5000
has 'DVD+RW' stamped on it.

WTIA

Andrew

Andrew Stucken <AndrewStucken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have tried to burn a DVD+RW disk in Windows XP but I am getting an error
>message saying: "Not enough space on disk". This seems to be because Windows
>is not reading the disk properly - the files are not all that big.

You need third-party software to burn to a DVD. Can't do it with XP's
native burning.

Thanks. I think I should have been more specific in my original question.

I am using third party software (Real Player) to try to burn the DVD.

As an experiment I just tried toi burn a CD-R disk using the Software - and
it worked. But it is not much use as I want pictiures as well as sound!

Are you saying I need to buy something like Roxio, Nero etc?

Andrew Stucken <AndrewStucken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Thanks. I think I should have been more specific in my original question.
>
>I am using third party software (Real Player) to try to burn the DVD.

I'm unfamiliar with that... does it say it can burn DVDs?

>As an experiment I just tried toi burn a CD-R disk using the Software - and
>it worked. But it is not much use as I want pictiures as well as sound!
>
>Are you saying I need to buy something like Roxio, Nero etc?

Google for "DVD burning software" and see what comes up.

"Andrew Stucken" wrote:

> I have tried to burn a DVD+RW disk in Windows XP but I am getting an error
> message saying: "Not enough space on disk". This seems to be because Windows
> is not reading the disk properly - the files are not all that big.
>
> Is it impossible to use this disk format with XP? If I ned to buy another
> type of disk to burn DVDs, which is it please? Would it be DVD-R?
>
> What I do not understand is that the DVD player on my DELL Dimension 5000
> has 'DVD+RW' stamped on it.
>
> WTIA
>
> Andrew


You can try either this:
Nero for Vista Trail not free):
http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-nero8-trial.php
Ashampoo Burning Studio Free 6.6
http://www.download.com/Ashampoo-Bur...-10776287.html
HTH.
nass
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http://www.nasstec.co.uk

Take a look at StarBurn from Rocket Division Software. Never had DVD
+RW burning issues with it.

http://www.rocketdivision.com/starburn.html

-ichiro

On Apr 14, 1:38*pm, Andrew Stucken
<AndrewStuc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Thanks. I think I should have been more specific in my original question.
>
> I am using third party software (Real Player) to try to burn theDVD.
>
> As an experiment I just tried toi burn a CD-R disk using the Software - and
> it worked. But it is not much use as I want pictiures as well as sound!
>
> Are you saying I need to buy something like Roxio, Nero etc?

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