Putting stuff on DVD from Kazaa

[kpc180]

Alright I have downloaded too much stuff on my kazzaa so I am burning them to video not data so I can watch them DVDs but when I set it all up and go to burn when I save it says :File Err- 19013, and also it says the same error when I go to actually burn it and cancels also another problem it sometimes says is that the "pins are not connected" I am using Sonic MyDVD does anyone have any help, thanks.

[K2]

kazaa = warez

no warez allowed

[Raen]

Kazaa is not neccissarily warez. I think we should all assume that he downloaded non-copyrighted material and try to help him with his problem.

Kazaa is a file share program. Its not warez unless you make it warez. You can sheare freeware, shareware, personal, self made etc..without ever doing anything 'illegal.' As long as he doesn't state specifially that he downloaded copyrighted material I thinkwe should assume he didn't.


To the original poster. We need more info. What program are you using to burn with? did you try a serach of their support site for the error? What form video did you put them in? dvd, vcd, svcd?

[kpc180]

It isn't copyrighted stuff I'm burning. And I am using Sonic MyDVD version 3 ver 3.5.1 it is the one that came with my computer. And I have already burned things on it and everything and now I came back cause I haven't burned anything in a while and it won't work, also i went through the help like 20 times and I thought that there was a list of all the errors but I obviously was wrong all the info it gave me was in my first post. They are just regular NTSC video files that I play in windows media.

[negon]

Are you sure the video files are DVD-Compatible MPEG or MPEG2 Files?

[kpc180]

UMM sorry this is probally gonna sound pretty lame but I have forgoten how to check for all that crap is it in properties or do I run it through something?

[housepig]

use gspot (Tools section) to see if they are compliant (check the properties that gspot gives you against complaince info [under the "What Is" section])

if they aren't compliant, convert them with the appropriate convertor (depending on the input file type).

then import them into your authoring program.

- housepig