Please let us know what version of WMM and Windows you are using to try to
save to DVD. Windows XP Home and Pro can't burn a DVD but IIRC Media Center
can (although there have been many reported problems with that version's DVD
creator.)
And since XP won't write to a DVD data disk the Save to my computer needs to
be sent to the computer's hard drive and not to a DVD burner. A better
solution would be to save the final movie to the computer's hard drive and
use a DVD authoring program to burn the finished DVD.
Please let us know what version of WMM and Windows you are using to try to
save to DVD. Windows XP Home and Pro can't burn a DVD but IIRC Media Center
can (although there have been many reported problems with that version's DVD
creator.)
And since XP won't write to a DVD data disk the Save to my computer needs to
be sent to the computer's hard drive and not to a DVD burner. A better
solution would be to save the final movie to the computer's hard drive and
use a DVD authoring program to burn the finished DVD.
Please let us know what version of WMM and Windows you are using to try to
save to DVD. Windows XP Home and Pro can't burn a DVD but IIRC Media Center
can (although there have been many reported problems with that version's DVD
creator.)
And since XP won't write to a DVD data disk the Save to my computer needs to
be sent to the computer's hard drive and not to a DVD burner. A better
solution would be to save the final movie to the computer's hard drive and
use a DVD authoring program to burn the finished DVD.
I too am having the same problem as the person who sent the original question. I have windows XP Media Center Edition and believe my version of WMM is 2.1.4026.0. Since you stated that XP wouldn't allow a direct DVD to be made, can you recommedn a good DVD authoring program?
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