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I burned a DVD on my computer and, during the process of burning it, got an error message that there was not enough space to complete the operation. (Long story.) I had reason to believe that one video folder had gotten onto the DVD successfully. So, I put it in my JVC DVD player. It just sits there with a "rEAD" message on the front of it. Now it will not do ANYthing. I can't eject it. I can't play it. Nuthin'! HOW CAN I GET THIS FAULTY DVD TO EJECT . . . or . . . do I have to just take the darn DVD player apart? (I hope not.)
THANKS to anyone who can help. Good-karma vibes coming your way . . . .
Thanks. I already have tried the option of fooling the unit into ejecting before it would read the disk. That didn't work. Looks like I may simply have to open 'er up --- something which I hoped to avoid. I'll do it in the morning, when I will be more patient --- I hope. I'm outta patience right now, and might break something by forcing it too hard, or sumpin' . . . . thanks again
:-)Thanks. I already have tried the option of fooling the unit into ejecting before it would read the disk. That didn't work. Looks like I may simply have to open 'er up --- something which I hoped to avoid. I'll do it in the morning, when I will be more patient --- I hope. I'm outta patience right now, and might break something by forcing it too hard, or sumpin' . . . . thanks again
:-)
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Happened to me today. after searching the net, i came to the conclusion i had to take it apart. it was actually really simple to do though. 6 screws on the main case, that slides right off. then 2 more screws to take off the front piece. the screws are directly above the dvd drive. there are a few snap locks on the front piece, so once you get that piece off (which will dangle from a few wires, so be careful), you will be able to see a bunch of white, plastic gears at the front of the DVD drive. you can manually spin the biggest gear on the right with your finger, which will open the drive. once u pop out your dvd, spin it shut again, put it back together and you`re done. very easy.
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Hello, it is normal to appear that it can not be used anymore, once it is written (not being a DVD or CD rewritable) it can not be recorded again.
This error occurs for several reasons, such as:
Burning speed = try to lower it to 4x
I don't think it's a problem with Nero Software, but if you want to try with another Software I sent you a link. https://www.techradar.com/best/the-best-free-dvd-burner
well, sonic dvd creates temporary files. I noticed it doesnt delete those files. they are somewhere in documents & Settings\(user)\
i can't seem to recall the exact place but its either under Application data or Local Settings\
you can check the disk size for these two folders and or the size for sonic folder in these two. would take few clicks and im sure you will reach there.
sorry for the partial answer as its been over 2 years when I had to find the missing disk space =)
pls try to make a copy of dvd on hard disk folder when in the end it asks where to put the dvd after processing dont put it directly on the dvd first process and put it on hard disk folder and then burn it using any free tools or like nero burning rom or any other dvd burning software it sometimes happen when u try to put the movie directly to dvd during processing avoid this
pls let me know if i can help u more , i will suggest DVD movie Factory for video editing and dvd making it is paid service but it is easy and worth it
its telling you that the dvd are not being closed, do you wait until the computer tells you its finished before you eject the disk, most lite on dvd's will eject themselves when done.
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this is nothing to do with the writer, the space it is refering to is your c drive hard drive space.
When a dvd burns a video or photos etc, it has to write the image of whatever you are getting it to write it to your hard drive first, then when all the files are checked and encoded it will only then burn to the dvd disc.
Your problem is you do not have enough free space on your hard drive for this to happen, that is why an error is reported.
A dvd needs atleast 5GB of hard drive space to encode it first then burn it so check in the properties of your C drive to see how much space you have left, a minimum of 10GB is recommended.
Thanks. I already have tried the option of fooling the unit into ejecting before it would read the disk. That didn't work. Looks like I may simply have to open 'er up --- something which I hoped to avoid. I'll do it in the morning, when I will be more patient --- I hope. I'm outta patience right now, and might break something by forcing it too hard, or sumpin' . . . . thanks again
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