DVD burn issue

I have Premiere Elements 13 and up till now have had no problem burning DVDs. Now it says the DVD burn is interrupted and advises me to use the ISO image instead.

donm
Thanks for the update.
As for the save location of the iso from the failed burn to disc,
a. look at typically default location - if you have not already...
Libraries
Documents
or
Libraries
Documents
Adobe
Premiere Elements
13.0
and in the 13.0 Folder look for the .iso file included with the folders and project.file
There is the likelihood that the .iso was not really produced. That typically results is the preference Intel HD Graphics 2000 or Higher is not set right, either disabled when it should be enabled or enabled when it should be disabled.
Open the project to the Expert workspace and expand the Timeline using the -+ slider above the Timeline - opened all tracks which are used or unused and look for
a. leftovers - whole clips or fragments of clips (could be seen as thin vertical black lines scattered among the track content)
b. gaps
c. title and transition placement
d. placement of those Timeline menu markers if you left them when you did the with and without menus
What were the properties of those last 3 scenes that you deleted and ended with successful burn to disc?
Let us review the above.
Thank you.
ATR

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