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  1. 31st Jul 2007 11:04 #1
    Flying Doctor
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    I get this error message when I try to author a dvd:

    Run-time error '75'
    Path/ file access error

    Does anyone know a solution for that?
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  2. 31st Jul 2007 11:08 #2
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    Do you get that message using Muxman Gui?

    If so, what u need to do is open ur chapters file with any txt editor (such as notepad)
    and remove the last line, just delete it and save, that's all.
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    Have you upgraded to Vista? I have seen that error before related to Vista's UAC. If not, and you are running XP, make sure you have admin privileges.
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    I have Vista :S
    Maybe there's another program I can use?
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  5. 1st Aug 2007 08:12 #5
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    you can temporarily disable the UAC, and it should allow DVDAuthorGUI to work fine. google 'disable UAC' and you will find plenty of tutorials.

    You could also try GFD, or dvdstyler, but I do not know their vista compatability status.
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