PROBLEM WITH DivxtoDVD ver. 0.5.2.99

[KISSLADY]

Hi: I am new to this forum and am posting because I couldn't send my problem through the tech support. I am using the version posted in the subject line and using 1ClickCopyDVD 4.1 to burn. I convert the files first, however many I think will fit onto a dvd, then go in and burn them to a dvd using 1Click. Up until a few days ago everything worked peachy, now when I try to convert, I get an error part way through conversion stating system resources low or something like that. I have no clue what this means. I am trying to convert four half hour episodes of a tv show at one time, which has always worked before, although it's slow. I have 80GB mem. on my hard drive which is 75% full and 25% empty, and it's worked before when I've only had 10% empty. I can burn one episode at a time no problem, but anymore and I get this error. Anybody know how to fix this or how to convert one episode at a time and save to the same folder, so I can burn them all 4 at once with 1Click, so I don't waste one blank dvd burning one episode of a half hour tv show? When you convert with DivX it saves each episode in a separate folder, and 1Click only allows you to choose one folder on your hard drive to burn from. I know the problem isn't anything to do with 1Click, because this is happening before I even get to the burning process, it's when converting with DivX. I even did a defrag, thinking that might help, and uninstalled and then reinstalled DivX and it still doesn't work. PLEASE HELP!! Thanks!

[chaosmaker]

Sounds like you need to do a little clean-up on your system, clean out your temp files, and shut down a couple of services and then finally conduct a defrag. some of the applications use a temp or working folder where they will conduct the actual conversion, before putting the files into the actual "save" folder. When doing the conversion it's better not to multi-task. Can you give a few of your system specs. to look at also?

[KISSLADY]

Hey, ok, thanks for your reply. I am doing a 'search' for all temp folders right now so I can delete whatever is in them. I've done several disc clean-ups, so I don't know if that helps, I do it like twice a day. Please excuse me by being so computer illiterate, but by system specs, you mean O/S and what else? Thanks, Kristine

[chaosmaker]

OS, amount of RAM (memory), Processor type and speed, burner/writer, and the main applications you use for your DVD ripping.

[KISSLADY]

Ok, first, I did a search for all temp folders, but it didn't give many results, and I wasn't sure if I was to delete the temp folders, or just empty them (they all seemed to be IE temp folders) so I wasn't able to do much there (yes, here is where my computer illiteracy comes in once again). My OS is Windows XP Pro, 80GB Ram on my hard drive, 21% free space, processor type and speed: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6 GenuineIntel ~734Mhz, burner/writer: LG GSA-4120B (updated firmware A111), using 1ClickDVDCopy 4.1 to burn. Thanks for your help, and if you can help me further, great!! If not, I guess I'm just going to have to take it in somewhere to get this all fixed up, because I really don't understand this. Thanks! Kristine

[KISSLADY]

Oh, and in case you need to know, the total physical memory is 256 MB, total virtual memory is 2 GB. Kristine

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