Burn - Device Error

PRE8.0.1. on both machines
Computer 1: Intel Core2Quad Q9650 3.0, NVidia Quadro NVS 290 256mb updated, 8GB DDR2 1600, 2xHDD 7200 C:system D:video files, Pioneer DVR- 109, W7/64 Pro.
Computer 2: Intel i5-750 Core2Quad 2.66, ASUS GForce GTS250 512mb updated, 4GB DDR3 1333, 1xHDD 500GB 7200, SonyOptiarc DVD writer,
W7/64 Home.
No problem setting up any project and using the timeline. PRE8 will export avi file to HDD, but when asked to burn to disc using Ritek DVD-R, at 95% disc is ejected and message is 'Device error - the target device isn't suitable for use'. When PRE8 asked to burn to folder, at 28% export stops and message is 'Device error - the target device isn't suitable for use'. All the latest updates and drivers have been installed on both machines. Did not have this problem with PRE4 on W/XP machines. Both dvd writers have no problem burning CD/DVD discs using Windows or DVD Decrypter. Computer 2 has system, ZoneAlarm security suite and PRE8 installed no other software to interfere. How do I get PRE8 to burn my discs?
Your suggestions, guys, will be most welcome.

Had read many posts to find this subject before writing this post, but aftyer posting I went on the search again and found my answer on a post by Haacho at http://forums.adobe.com/thread/630827?tstart=30.
Having used Premiere 6.5 and PRE4 I have always put a stop marker on the timeline at the end of the project so that it would return to the disc menu.
I removed the stop marker from the timeline on both machines and they have now produced two very good dvds.
Am I a happy bunny!!

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DVD Burn problem. "Device error - the target device isn't suitable for use"

Hello everyone,
I initially had a lot of problems with PE8. However the nVidia driver update solved most of them.
Just thought it was important to report success as well as failure!
However one problem remains. I get the following error at the 96% mark while burning. "Device error - the target device isn't suitable for use". It is always at the 96% mark and the program is "compiling [something]" when this happens.
Having searched this site I notice that user rgferg posted a similar problem 13 days ago but was redirected to repost in a different place, but never did.
I have tried to burn a 1hr clip 4 times and every time I have selected the slower burn speed (8MB/s) as has been suggested. It seems that inferior media is a culprit, so I have bought some [quality] Verbatim DVD-R media to try in my Phillips SATA optical drive. I am sceptical this will work, but open minded nonetheless. I will give it a whirl when my computer has stopped capturing the VHS I am working on.
Each time the burn failed the disk was automatically ejected and the burn process had actually started and progressed perhaps ~40% or so.
This indicates to me that it is a drive sharing issue, rather than a media issue. Somewhere on this forum it suggests that I go through a 20+ step process and delete/disable every piece of software that can compete with Premiere among other things. IF I do this what do I burn with outside of Adobe? Do I have to get imgburn or whatever it was called? What if I like Nero? Nero 6 has worked great for me for 3 years.
So given I am willing to uninstall my old optical drive burning software, who out there can recommened commercial software that for them creates a painless Adobe burning experience with no errors or conflicts? Perhaps there is another solution that I did not see on this forum?
I am running Windows XP SP3. I have the latest nVidia drivers for my SLI GeForce 7600 GS cards. I have 3 monitors. RAID 0 SATA, 2GB RAM, Athlon X2 5400.
Justin.

OK been working through the list of 20 things Adobe recommends to fix DVD burn error. No luck yet:
system meets minimum requirements
Project size does not exceed disk capacity
successfully burned project to DVD folder -thus skip to step 8.
8. Using new blank media for burning
9. Try different media and DVD burners. Bought Verbatim DVD-R. Don't have another DVD burner. Adobe's supported burner list is VERY short, so of course mine is not on it.
10. Uninstalled Nero 6. Did NOT uninstall Acronis True Image workstation or Lightscribe. These do not access the drive unless I say so!
11. Have not yet disabled startup items and services. This will take a lot of work and will leave to last. Deactivated Spybot thus far.....
12. Disabled IMAPI CD burning COM
13. DMA if available already set. Haven't set this in BIOS yet. I already think it is, but will check next boot.
14. Updated DVD firmware
15. Already updated nVidia drivers
16. Don't have any other DVD drives to disconnect.
17. MPEG workaround. Will resort to if required.
18. Disable Autoplay? XP only has "prompt me each time to choose an action". I have set this for ALL file types.
19. Have NOT refreshed the DVD drivers in the registry. This step involves uninstalling PE8. Will leave this as last resort.
20. Visit forums to see if other have the same problem. Hi guys
So still working through some of the items above.
Can anyone direct me to advice on how to write the encoded files sent to the hard drive, or the VOB files that PE8 failed to burn to a disk? Will the former work with DVD menus?
What a process.
Stay tuned.
Justin.

Error while burning dvd in pre 8.0 "device error-the target device isn't suitable for use."

I am trying to burn a dvd in premiere elements 8.0 but after 96% iam getting this error :
"device error-the target device isn't suitable for use."
I have tried all of these steps according to this link :http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/515/cpsid_51553.html.
System configration :
win vista 32 bit .
Processor :Amd athlon 64 dual core 2.60 ghz .
Ram :3 gb
Graphic card :nvidia geforce 6150 se .
Camcoder model number :JVC gz-hm320.
Format :.mts
Frame size :1920/1080
Frame rate :29.97.
Please look into this problem .
Regards
Manoj Khati

This is a user to user forum, not Adobe support... YOU look into things, based on advice other users are able to give
Things and Software to AVOID when authoring/burning a DVD
Read all links/sub-links to create a "best" burned disc
Start --> http://forums.adobe.com/thread/608660?tstart=0
#2 has WHY Explained http://forums.adobe.com/thread/607390
Plus a Microsoft note http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060
And another note http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982116

Device error when burning Blu Ray disk at 96%

Very simple program to use so far. Just drag and drop.
My current project was shot in HD 1080p about 2 hours or 13 gig long and I made 4 lower resolution DVD's no problem. I like how it shrunk it with out me having to do anything other than check the box (use space available)
However when I went to make Blu Rays in addition to taking about 18 hours its gets right to the end and spits the disk out unfinished and has device error at about 96% of burning finished. Disk will not play.
I have ruined 3 blank 4x blu ray disks so far, same result. I have down loaded and installed the 8.01 update, I will turn off the screen saver and anything else I can find, before I try it again.
Its a new computer with only PE8 running on it. Quad core Gateway with 8 gig ram and a almost empty 1tb hard drive and LG blue ray writer.
I have not tried to burn anything else with the blu ray writer, as thats what PE8 was for.
I did not have the timeline fully rendered before I started, if that makes any difference.
Anybody have any ideas.
Thanks in advance.
Philip

Sorry I'm a newby. I'll put this is PRE 8 where it belongs.

DVD Burning Error: Unknown device error. (0x73, 0x03.)

I have been trying to burn a home movie using iDVD. I transferred the media successfully to my computer, followed all the steps, and was finally ready to burn the DVD. After waiting almost an hour through the burn process, it spit the DVD back out of my Macbook Pro and gave me the following message.
*Errors were found during the burning process:*
*The recording device reported the media error: Unknown device error. (0x73, 0x03.)*
I don't really know what this means. Was the media corrupt? Or is there a problem with my DVD player? I have supplied my DVD and computer information below. I would appreciate all the help I can get. Thank you in advance!
Courtney
*MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-857D:*
Firmware Revision: KCVB
Interconnect: ATAPI
Burn Support: Yes (Apple Shipping Drive)
Cache: 2048 KB
Reads DVD: Yes
CD-Write: -R, -RW
DVD-Write: -R, -RW, +R, +R DL, +RW
Write Strategies: CD-TAO, CD-SAO, DVD-DAO
Media: Insert media and refresh to show available burn speeds
*Hardware Overview:*
Model Name: MacBook Pro 15"
Model Identifier: MacBookPro2,2
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.16 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 4 MB
Memory: 1 GB
Bus Speed: 667 MHz
Boot ROM Version: MBP22.00A5.B07
SMC Version (system): 1.12f5

Using the same media I've used for years (Verbatim 4x InkJet printable) and all of a sudden can't burn from the internal drive. I do have an external burner (7 disc standalone replicator with USB/FireWire 400) and hooked that up and burned to a disc from the same spindle with no problem, and then made a 3x replicate with the same media. So it's looking like my MacBook Pro's drive is failing?
Laptop is plugged in and fully charged.
DVD Studio Pro: Burn started, Fri Oct 23 22:42:55 2009
DVD Studio Pro: Burning to DVD-R (MCC 01RG20) media with DAO strategy in MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-857E ZA0E via ATAPI.
DVD Studio Pro: Requested burn speed was 4x, actual burn speed is 4x.
DVD Studio Pro: Burn underrun protection is supported, and enabled.
DVD Studio Pro: Write (10), block: 0, count: 64 -> 3/73/03 Medium Error, Power calibration area error
DVD Studio Pro: Burn failed, Fri Oct 23 22:44:13 2009
DVD Studio Pro: Burn sense: 3/73/03 Medium Error, Power calibration area error
DVD Studio Pro: Burn error: 0x8002006D The device failed to calibrate the laser power level for this media.
DVD Studio Pro: Burn started, Fri Oct 23 22:55:50 2009
DVD Studio Pro: Burning to DVD-R (MCC 01RG20) media with DAO strategy in MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-857E ZA0E via ATAPI.
DVD Studio Pro: Requested burn speed was 4x, actual burn speed is 4x.
DVD Studio Pro: Burn underrun protection is supported, and enabled.
DVD Studio Pro: Write (10), block: 0, count: 64 -> 3/73/03 Medium Error, Power calibration area error
DVD Studio Pro: Burn failed, Fri Oct 23 22:57:08 2009
DVD Studio Pro: Burn sense: 3/73/03 Medium Error, Power calibration area error
DVD Studio Pro: Burn error: 0x8002006D The device failed to calibrate the laser power level for this media.

"device error" at 99% burning bluray content to Phantom burner - any ideas? DVD works

Im am currently investigating PrE 11 after having PrE 5 and leaving out PrE 9 due.
PrE 11 is almost a pleasure to use, but I consistantly fail in checking bluray support.
One major lack of PrE 11 is that it does not allow to burn blurays to disk, wheras this option is available for AVCHD and for DVD - Adobe: why the hell did you do this?
So - I downloaded the Phantom Burner 2.0.0.0 which perfectly runs for DVD and AVCHD burning.
But when I "burn" a bluray on the phantom burner, it consistently fails with "device error" at 99%.
I included menues and removed them just to be sure whether this is the cause.
But: I can burn exactly the same footage as AVCHD in to folders as well as into a disc with phantom burner. Always in 50i 1920x1080.
The only problem exists with bluray - so I am in a deadlock - I cannot test bluray support.
Any ideas?
System: Windows 7 Enterprise, 64 Bit, PrE 11 Trial.
Thanks!

Please don't create two separate threads with virtually the same topic. It makes it very hard to keep up with what has been suggested to you and what you've already tried.
>Adobe: why the hell did you do this?
Also, this is a user to user forum. Please direct any communications for Adobe directly to Adobe the clicking the Contact Adobe button.
Please continue this discussion in your other thread so that we aren't chasing two threads at once. With your permission, I'd like to lock this thread to avoid confusion and cross-talk.

PSE8/PRE8 device error when burning DVD

When trying to burn a DVD using PSE8 and PRE8 in Vista Home Premium 64 bit, and now in Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, PRE8 stops at 96% burn and gives me "Device error - the target device isn't suitable for use." The DVD will run on the computer and the slideshow stops just short of the end. The DVD will not run on DVD player/TV. I had no such problems using PSE6/PRE4 on Vista setup. Suggestions?

Hi rqferq
There is a separate forum here for Premiere Elements and because the error you are describing would occur when running under Premiere Elements, I recommend that you post your question at
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements

Unknown Device Error (0x0C, 0x00.) When trying to Burn

The past few days i've run into problems trying to burn from my Mac Book Pro.
In DVD Studio pro i get the " Unknown Device Error (0x0C, 0x00.)" when I try to burn from the burning on the computer.
I even tried burning from an external Lacie drive and I get the "Unknown Device Error (0x30, 0x05.)
I've cleared up hard drive space i have 5 gigs free. And I've tried restarting many times. I haven't run into problems like this before.

Hi
That can be caused by bad quality media. Read here about * about quality media * and try allways to use first quality group.
Besides that, DVDSP is not the best burning software at all. My prefered workflow is * Creating Disc Image in DVDSP * and burning it with Toast or Disk Utility.
Hope that helps !
Alberto

Burning disc error

i have tried updating drivers and windows (xp sp2), reduced writing speed to 8x, udpated itunes, using cd-r and i STILL get an unknown disc error occurred-cannot be burned. here are diagnostics
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
Sony Corporation PCG-K35(UC)
iTunes 7.1.1.5
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
LowerFilters: PxHelp20 (2.0.0.0), Cdr4_xp (6.1.1.48),
UpperFilters: Cdralw2k (6.1.1.48), pwd_2k (6.1.1.48), GEARAspiWDM (2.0.6.1),
Found aspi32 running.
Current user is an administrator.
Video Display Information:
RADEON IGP 345M
ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9200
Connected Device Information:
DiskDrive, photosmart printer card reader (HPH11), Bus Type USB
DiskDrive, MemoryStick or MemoryStickPro Device, Bus Type SSA
DiskDrive, TOSHIBA MK8025GAS, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
CDROM, SONY DVD RW DW-D56A, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
If you have multiple drives on the same IDE or SCSI bus, these drives may interfere with each other.
Some computers need an update to the ATA or IDE bus driver, or Intel chipset. If iTunes has problems recognizing CDs or hanging or crashing while importing or burning CDs, check the support site for the manufacturer of your computer or motherboard.
E: SONY DVD RW DW-D56A, Rev PFS3
Audio CD in drive.
Found 15 songs on CD, playing time 58:28 on Audio CD.
Track 1, start time 00:02:00
Track 2, start time 04:38:20
Track 3, start time 08:40:40
Track 4, start time 12:30:63
Track 5, start time 16:19:25
Track 6, start time 20:16:08
Track 7, start time 24:28:00
Track 8, start time 27:49:71
Track 9, start time 31:58:43
Track 10, start time 35:59:36
Track 11, start time 39:54:44
Track 12, start time 43:31:33
Track 13, start time 47:20:59
Track 14, start time 50:42:43
Track 15, start time 54:29:64
Audio CD reading succeeded.
Get drive speed succeeded.
The drive CDR speeds are: 4 10 12 16 20 24.
The drive CDRW speeds are: 4.
The drive DVDR speeds are: 4.
The drive DVDRW speeds are: 4.
Force Optical Power Calibration before burn is turned on in the preferences.
The last failed audio CD burn had error code 4251(0x0000109b). It happened on drive E: SONY DVD RW DW-D56A on CDR media at speed 24X.
please help!!

I tried 3 discs, finally getting it to burn.

Device Error

I'm getting constant error message when attempting to burn a DVD.
"Device Error: Target device isn't suitable for use"
The Burner is a LG DVD drive, and works well with other applications, however Premiere Elements 8.0 doesn't seem to like it.
I'm able to use drive to burn from within Windows 7 (data files for backup), Windows Movie Maker etc.
Anyone else have this problem? Any solutions?
Thanks,
Gene N.

Gene,
Welcome to the forum.
It is more likely that PrE does not like some other burning software, that is installed. This ARTICLE will give you things to look at and for.
PrE looks for the burner at the OS-level, and if some other program has hooked it at bootup, and reported to the OS that it is, say a removable HDD, then PrE cannot use it.
One workaround, if one needs that other software, is to Burn to Folder, and then use a burning utility, like the great, free ImgBurn, to do the physical burn.
Good luck,
Hunt

The recording device reported the media error: Unknown device error. (0x0C,

Hello
I have a problem making a DUAL LAYER DVD, i have done anothers before. But now I can't burn it.
It's a message error.
(The recording device reported the media error: Unknown device error. (0x0C, 0x00.))
Next this my Mac configuration.
Model Name: Mac Pro
Model Identifier: MacPro3,1
Processor Name: Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Processor Speed: 3.2 GHz
Number Of Processors: 2
Total Number Of Cores: 8
L2 Cache (per processor): 12 MB
Memory: 6 GB
I have DVD STUDIO PRO 4.2.1, and in the log appears this:
Starting DVD Build UNTITLED_DISC...
Compiler Initializing...
Precompiling Project UNTITLED_DISC
Compiling VMG Information...
Created 6 PGCs in VTSM1
Created 8 PGCs in VMG.
0 Menu(s) will be created...
Compiling Menu PGCs...
Writing VTS010.VOB
Writing VIDEO_TS.VOB
1 VTSs and 1 Titles will be created...
Compiling VTS#1 (Track 1)...
Writing VTS010.VOB
Muxing VTS011.VOB
Done.
Linking VMG...
Linking VTS#1...
Writing VTS#1...
Writing VMG...
Writing Layout Info...
Compile Completed Successfully
Note: The file ‘UNTITLED_DISC.layout’ found in the ‘VIDEO_TS’ folder is not a DVD-Video file and will not be included in the final disc or DLT.
Note: The file ‘VOB_DATA.LAY’ found in the ‘VIDEO_TS’ folder is not a DVD-Video file and will not be included in the final disc or DLT.
Start formatting
Formatting as Standard DVD
Simulation mode is off
Lossless linking is on
Number of layers is 2
Doing opposite track path
Setting layer switch at sector 2053488.
Doing side 1 of 1
Playable in region 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
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Writing ISO 9660 directories
Writing UDF 1.02 structures
Writing files
The recording device reported the media error: Unknown device error. (0x0C, 0x00.)
What should be the problem?

There could be a few reasons, a common one is bad DVDs or a burner going bad.
[Some threads discussing the error|http://discussions.apple.com/search.jspa?threadID=&q=Therecording+device+reported+the+media+error%3A+Unknown+device+error.+(0x0C%2C0x00.)&objID=f952&dateRange=all&userID=&numResults=15]
You can try the [arrpoach in this thread|http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2453295&#2453295] as s start.
Take a look at this
Not sure which brand of DVDs you are using, but [this guide rates brands|http://www.digitalfaq.com/reviews/dvd-media.htm]
Verbatim are usually good for me for DL.

Device Error-The Target Device Isn't Suitable For Use

I read this in another forum after I experience this problem. Hope it helps some of you. I encountered the problem when I was exporting my finished movie. I had added a few effects like transitions and menu makers as well as stop markers to my timeline. When I went to Share, Create Disc and was exporting to a folder on my drive so I can preview the movie before I actually burn it to a Disc. During encoding well after 50% it stopped and said "DEVICE ERROR-THE TARGET DEVICE ISN'T SUITABLE FOR USE". I tried a few things that were normal when trying to export.
1. Restarting.
2. Created a new folder.
3. A different drive.
4. A DVD-RW.
Nothing was working, so I turned to Adobe forums and others like it. I found that Stop Markers can cause problems as well as some menu markers. It advised to delete the markers and try exporting again. Sure enough it worked, it exported with no problem. But I didn't like that after watching to video and reaching the end it would go to the next chapter without going back to the menu like most DVD videos do after playing. So I restarted Premiere and added all my Stop Markers to the timeline and began to export the movie and it worked just fine. I'm guessing that it just needed to be deleted and added again later after doing a restart so the computer has a fresh cache. Restarting computer works well after 1 hour of editing.

Erwin - thank you for the tip. I have had the same problem and tried several builds as you have taking aroound 2.5
hours per build. Removing the Stop marker has enabled me to write to a directory, Still have an error with regard to the menu not automatically shoiwng. However, as I write, burning direct to a DVD to remove any copying problems..
Again, many thanks for your help.
Tony

Device error -the target device isn't suitable for use. Solution found!?

Hello everyone,
I have received the following error many times on my machine for different projects when trying to burn to disk and folders:
Device error -the target device isn't suitable for use.
I have multiple hard drives with ~60GB, 40GB and 12GB. I have tried to burn 4.7GB discs and folders and 8.5GB folders.
I have previously tried nearly ALL 20 troubleshooting items recommended by Adobe and have even changed to Verbatim media. None of these solved the problem.
What did solve the problem, EVERY SINGLE TIME, was freeing up hard drive space or reducing the length of the project.
You may look at the available hard drive space and THINK that you have enough. But you don't.
Perhaps the remainder of this thread could be used to discuss the disk space requirements for projects. I can't seem to crack the formula. I just keep deleting/archiving files until the project works. I have ordered some new big HDD's to be rid of this error forever.
Justin.

While it is certainly possible that diskspace is one factor in getting the dreaded "target device isn't suitable message" (usually after lenghthy processing), it does not appear to be the only one.
I got the message trying to burn a 3 minute video to a dvd on two seperate computers one running xp pro with 150Gb of spare disk space and one running W7 HP with 50Gb of spare space. Tryng to burn to a folder gave the same error.
To me, this pointed to something in the app, or the project, so firstly I deleted the disk menu...burn completed ok. Re-instated a menu (different one)....burn failed. Removed one scene marker and the stop marker......burn completed ok. Re-instated stop marker......burn failed
Am I missing something on the purpose of the stop marker?
There was nothing obviously wrong with the project, although I will admit that I am new to PRE but am not a complete novice to video editing.
The encoding process of the menu's (both passes) went ok, and it wasn't until it got to the "encoding media" phase that the error message appeared.
It would certainly seem that more illuminating error reporting would be beneficial in this case, but it would also seem to be worth trying changes to the menus or markers to see if that fixes the error message.

CD burn had error code 4280, HELP!!!

I installed the latest version of iTunes, but as many other postings I've read, I have not been able to successfully burn a CD with iTunes since the installation. Every time I get the message, "The attempt to burn a disc failed. An unknown error occurred (4280)." I have used Device Manager in the Control Panel to try and update the driver for the CD-ROM, but Windows says it cannot find a better driver than the one I have installed. I also ran CD Diagnostics in the iTunes help menu and the text is attached below:
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
VIA Technologies, Inc. KM266A-8235
iTunes 6.0.2.23
CD Driver 2.0.4.3
CD Driver DLL 2.0.3.2
UpperFilters: GEARAspiWDM (2.0.4.3),
Video Driver: S3 Graphics Inc. Savage4\S3 Compatible Display Adapter
IDE\DiskST3120026A_____________________________8.01___, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
IDE\CdRomCD-ROMCMD5X11__________________________1.06___, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
IDE\CdRomTDKCDRW121032A_________________________1.00___, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [1,0]
If you have multiple drives on the same IDE or SCSI bus, these drives may interfere with each other.
Some computers need an update to the ATA or IDE bus driver, or Intel chipset. If iTunes has problems recognizing CDs or hanging or crashing while importing or burning CDs, check the support site for the manufacturer of your computer or motherboard.
Current user is administrator.
D: CD-ROM CMD5X11, Rev 1.06
Drive is empty.
E: TDK CDRW121032A, Rev 1.00
Drive is empty.
The last failed audio CD burn had error code 4280(0x000010b8). It happened on drive E: TDK CDRW121032A on CDR media at speed 12X.
PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AMD Sempron 2200+, 1.49 GHz, 256Mb RAM Windows XP CD-ROM Drive = TDK CDRW121032A, Driver Version = 5.1.2535.0, Driver Date = 7/1/2001
AMD Sempron 2200+, 1.49 GHz, 256Mb RAM Windows XP CD-ROM Drive = TDK CDRW121032A, Driver Version = 5.1.2535.0, Driver Date = 7/1/2001

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Recording device error on DVD DL -HELP!

Hi there,
I have problems burning a Dual Layer DVD with DVDSP 4. I'm using DVD+R DL Verbatim as the media in a DVD-RW DVR-111D. But it keeps sending the following message:
"Recording device reported the media error: Unknown device error (0x73,0x03.)"
I've tried direct from SP and with Roxio Toast v. 6.1.1.
Any idea what's going on?
Comments and suggestions are welcome!
Desperate Marissa =(

What speed disc are you using? That burner will only burn speeds up to 8x for DL. You might also try burning at the slowest possible speed.

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