DVD Architecht error message after burning DVD
by Jacob Stein
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Jul 2, 2009 at 2:33:24 am
I burned my finished DVD to a blank DVD on DVD Architect, but when it finished, the DVD popped out and I received the error message "The command failed due to an IOCTL error. Your interface or drive may be configured blah blah blah..."
I cannot play the DVD and I'm about to attempt to give it another go, but I don't want to experiment at the risk of wasting another DVD. What should I do?
Re: DVD Architecht error message after burning DVD by Jacob Stein on Jul 5, 2009 at 10:30:13 pm
I just bought my CD drive, I understand that CDs are cheap, and telling me to buy a Mac or purchase another software is unhelpful. I'm looking for an answer, you pretty much pointed out to me that everything my computer is made up of doesn't work properly.
Re: DVD Architecht error message after burning DVD by Michael Sacci on Jul 5, 2009 at 10:42:29 pm
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Why are you getting so testy?
No where did I tell you to buy a Mac or other software. I don't use DVDA or PCs so my response was going to be limited to basic suggestions, was not commenting on DVDA or PCs good or bad.
I did not say that everything was broken either, but here are places the to start looking, hence the use of "maybe".
Now did you install a CD drive or a DVD drive? I'm assuming a DVD drive. Can you burn a DVD disc with other software? even just data on a DVD?
Re: DVD Architecht error message after burning DVD by Jacob Stein on Jul 5, 2009 at 11:22:18 pm
Sorry about that, I've been having a bad day, I don't mean to put it on you. I do have a DVD drive, and I was set on using DVDA because I have it all set up the way I want it in the program.
Re: DVD Architecht error message after burning DVD by Michael Sacci on Jul 5, 2009 at 11:57:59 pm
No problem.
I don't know if this is a brand new drive, so I'm asking have you burned any type of DVDs before, how you ever burned a good DVD from DVDA. You need to go into troubleshooting mode. Does the drive work with anything, if it can burn a DVD with finder? or something like that, then your problem is with DVDA, if you cannot burn any disc anywhere, the problem is with the drive or setup of the drive.
