DVD Build and burn

Hello,
I'm getting an error message "Power Calibration error, (0x73, 0x3) when a attempt a build and burn. Can anyone help?
Thanx,
John

That's the (completely undecipherable) error code that means "I don't like the media that I'm being fed!"
Would this happen to be from a fresh batch of blank DVD-Rs? Maybe a brand you haven't used before? (Though to be honest, I've sometimes gotten this error even when using a brand that I've previously had success with, I chalk it up to different vendors)
If this happens for more than 2-3 discs in a spindle, you might want to try another brand of media.

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