Photo Story 3 and burning to DVD

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I created a movie in Photo Story 3, saved it as a wmv, and when I try to burn
it to DVD on my tablet PC, it gives me the following error message: "The
media file does not contain the target media stream. Possible cause: The
format of the media file is not supported." The program loaded on my
computer to burn DVD is called "Power 2 Go" by Cyberlink. I can burn other
wmv files to DVD but I cannot burn any wmv files made in Photo Story 3 to DVD.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
 
mike said:
I created a movie in Photo Story 3, saved it as a wmv, and when I try
to burn it to DVD on my tablet PC, it gives me the following error
message: "The media file does not contain the target media stream.
Possible cause: The format of the media file is not supported." The
program loaded on my computer to burn DVD is called "Power 2 Go" by
Cyberlink. I can burn other wmv files to DVD but I cannot burn any
wmv files made in Photo Story 3 to DVD.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Apparently there is some incompatibility,
Maybe it would be worth a try to use a different
software program to burn the disk.

Just an option and no guarantee that it will
work any better but the Sonic plug-in might
be worth a look.

Sonic DVD for Photo Story 3 for Windows
http://www.estore.sonic.com/enu/photostory/default.asp

Personally, I've had success using InterVideo
WinDVD Creator.

Good luck.

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Photo Story 3 uses a different codec to compress stories versus the video
codecs used by Movie Maker... one path would be to run the story through
Movie Maker and try that one.
 
Photo Story 3 uses a different codec to compress stories versus the video
codecs used by Movie Maker... one path would be to run the story through
Movie Maker and try that one.
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I have used the DVD Slideshow Builder for a long time which is easy to
create a customized DVD slide show with photos and videos, and you can
add music, transitions, and motion effects and make beautiful DVD
menus. I like it very much due to its high performance.

You can download it free here
http://www.photo-to-dvd.com/dvd-slideshow-builder.php?sid=8
And a specific tutorial is here
http://www.photo-to-dvd.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1452
 
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