Try choosing the option to capture the render to disk without burning it and see if it works ok. That'll tell you if it's a problem with the burning or with the movie itself.  

There was a thread posted here about 2-3 weeks ago giving a pointer to a knowledge base article about installing Studio 11 under XP SP3.  I can't find the thread right now, but if you go to the knowledge base and search on SP3 it should turn up.

doceo:This time, however, I just used the studio software.  I thought we had it since I could hear the sound coming from my computer and the timer was ticking away.  However, I never saw the picture on the little box.  I was still hoping that it was writing to the DVD, but it didn't.  If you capture video it the Studio ...

doceo: I considered having a teenager come in for this LOL.   Reminds me of an exchange from an old Marx Brothers movie:   Other person: ''But it's so easy a child could do it!''   Groucho: ''Quick, someone get me a child.''  

You may be right -- I have a Radeon X1300 with 512MB, and I've never had a problem with multiple menus. My most recent project had a main menu and 3 sub-menus for chapter selection, and all 4 came out fine.  

bhurst: It is nice to know I can use my SmartSound tracks not matter what Pinnacle does going forward. When I installed the new tracks, SonicFire wanted the 48k files, but I had to install the 44k files for Studio to be able to see them.   Mine arrived yesterday, and I also discovered the same thing.  I also noticed that there are ...

The SmartSound website has a support message about the 1603 error that should help:   http://www.smartsound.com/support/answers/link.php?id=378  

Thanks for the info!  I've been meaning to get some more Smartsounds, and this is my excuse.

Off-the-wall idea, but have you been cleaning up the auxiliary files?

Hmm, is SP3 even out yet?  Maybe its blank because the SP hasn't been released yet.