Error in Sonic MyDVD: "Invalid stream file type (DVDErr,-19931)"
Hi, I have Dell XPS, 2.8Ghz. XP Pro PC. NEC 4x DVD burner and I use Sonic MyDVD to burn DVDs, ver 4.5.
I've been able to do it absolutely fine, burning lotsa flawless DVD's until today when for some odd reason, I started to burn the DVD, I got an error message. It read:
"Could not complete the last command because: Invalid stream file type (DVDErr,-19931)"
I searched the web and the only reference to it offered a solution that suggested that my 'temp' folder set in Sonic's preferences was on a drive with insufficient space. I have 35GB open on my drive G: (G:\Sonic\Temporary), so a space problem seems an unlikely cause for me.
I tried removing the music, changing styles, etc., but none of these things seemed to help. The error occurs early on, before the actual 'burn' begins. My blank DVD seems unaffected.
Can any of you folks help me here? I'd like to get moving again. Thanks a bunch!
I've been able to do it absolutely fine, burning lotsa flawless DVD's until today when for some odd reason, I started to burn the DVD, I got an error message. It read:
"Could not complete the last command because: Invalid stream file type (DVDErr,-19931)"
I searched the web and the only reference to it offered a solution that suggested that my 'temp' folder set in Sonic's preferences was on a drive with insufficient space. I have 35GB open on my drive G: (G:\Sonic\Temporary), so a space problem seems an unlikely cause for me.
I tried removing the music, changing styles, etc., but none of these things seemed to help. The error occurs early on, before the actual 'burn' begins. My blank DVD seems unaffected.
Can any of you folks help me here? I'd like to get moving again. Thanks a bunch!
ASKER
That seems to be referring to a sound issue. I don't have a sound issue. It's a DVD buring problem.
I did subsequently finally find a reference to this problem on Sonic's database; it suggested the problem was "This error occurs when an invalid video file is imported into MyDVD from an unsupported capture device or, usually ripped off of a DVD or downloaded off
the internet."
This is not me. I captured all of the files via MyDVD per usual using the same capture device I've used all along. None of my files came from any other source.
I did subsequently finally find a reference to this problem on Sonic's database; it suggested the problem was "This error occurs when an invalid video file is imported into MyDVD from an unsupported capture device or, usually ripped off of a DVD or downloaded off
the internet."
This is not me. I captured all of the files via MyDVD per usual using the same capture device I've used all along. None of my files came from any other source.
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Maybe your codec is corrupt, have you tried reinstalling the software?
Near the bottom of this link, they discuss this issue:
http://www.micro-solutions.com/tech_support/docs/3210.html
http://www.micro-solutions.com/tech_support/docs/3210.html
ASKER
Philby11
That site had the exact problem I was experiencing and that fixed it. Kudos to you!
Thanks.
That site had the exact problem I was experiencing and that fixed it. Kudos to you!
Thanks.
lol. I didn't even notice that I duped a link. What a scum bag I am.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=307918
Sunray