When I try to burn a DVD using V2.4 of Sony VaioClick to DVD it says after HOURS theres a buffer overrun Help!
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In my opinion, If you updated everything and your still getting the buffer overrun error, then I would back up all my user data files (word docs, email, etc.) and run the VAIO recovery just to make sure that it is a hardware problem. ** almost forgot, when did you start encountering this problem. If you could burn dvd's last week, then try a system restore back to the time when it did work properly. ** now if you recover the unit to its orignal configuration and you still have the problem, your gonna have to contact sony tech support so they can set you up for service or send you out another part.
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widows meadia player or using nero program it burn it in like less than 10 min
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there should be some problem in burning software try to download it\nhttp://www.google.com\nhttp://www.ebay.com
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try 1 click dvd copy.its easy and works great also do not have any backround programs running.this includes screensavers.etc.disable everything while burning.having programs running will interfere with the burning of your dvd
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If you want a program that "just works" with the click of a button, I would look to DVD95Copy. The more techie bunch of us use a combination of tools such as DVD Shrink, etc. but if you are looking for a non-technical solution, I would try theirs.
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Looks like you need a new dvd drive.  It should play with not a problem.\n\nOh, wait.  Did your computer come with OSX?  If not, and you upgraded, then you could need either more Ram, or a faster processor.  You can replace the ram, but most macs can't have their processor upgraded.\n\nTo find out better info, go to MacOSXHints.com ( i think that's it.  it's been a while.)  They have loads of mac genius' that can help.
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There may be something up with the laser on your DVD drive, which would suggest a hardware fault perhaps.  Im not too sure about software stuff but there may be settings that are causing it to stop prematurely. Check that all your DVDs are clean and that the bay itself is fee from dust etc...
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Multiple factors could be the problem:\n\n-The software you used to burn the DVD\n-The DVD, itself\n-The DVD player you're trying to play the DVD with\n\nI suggest downloading Nero Burning ROM to burn your DVDs. I've found it to be more stable than other programs out there.\n\nAlso be sure that you're burning the DVDs to the proper format that your player will support. Some DVD players won't play DVDs that are encoded for a different country's standard, for example. Make sure that before you burn the DVD, that you've looked up all the format settings that you're going to need to use.
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Change the software, use Nero Ultra 7 (latest, but paid) it can play DVD's very well & burn DVD, CD anything. Or you can check for some alternative software from limewire.com or bigtorrent.com.\nSometimes, old softwares exessively use your computer resources.\n\nWindow media 11 is no good. Beta versions are trial version, some bugs need to be fixed. Wait for some time & install when they have removed the defects.
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It is possible that the settings are incorrect. check the dvd drive properties in the device manager.\n\nALSO could be CPU to slow, or not enough RAM, or to many other programs running, paging (virtual memory) file to small, video card to slow.  These are some of the more common problems, although other things can also cause this problem.\n\nPlaying DVD's uses a LOT more resources than making a CD, mostly due to the fact that video files are big.
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The drivers are corrupt and they crash your kernel. Delete the drivers, go online and d/l the newest ones for the DVD player, and reinstall.
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There are several possibilities that you may try:\n\n1. Add more Ram memory.\n2. Fit a faster processor to your mother board.\n3. Fit a vidio card with at least 64 Meg.\n4. All of the above.\n5. Purchase a newer and faster computer. The unit that you have described is quite old it would seem. DVD technology has left your machine far behind.
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depeneds why? if your computer is slow, probably ram.  if you have 512 or more, than dvd.  if you dont have that much ram, than a dvd burner is just going to be slower when burning
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Maybe you don't have the right driver installed?  Or for some content, you can only burn it at certain speeds (slower).
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The video you are buffering from does not have enough bandwidth.  Not much you can do about that.  Take some Aleve for the headache.
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animations cant go to a dvd without file conversion, the dvd can only hold videos.  use a different type of disk
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Hi, \n   You might removed the codecs that need to run dvd files. Either download indeo codec or try reinstall windvd again. Dvd codecs are available try searching the web and download it.