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09 Sep 2013 20:15 #30959 by Neil P
Has anybody had this error message when burning a burning a disk from share?DVD

"The operation couldn’t be completed. (DSPPublishing error -29.)"

on the apple website the answer is as below but I haven't added a background or raw image. I burned two disks successfully but a couple of days later I tried to burn a third disk and the error appeard at 66%.

The only thing that I've done inbetween was increase the length of one click and decrease the length of another. Of course i have no way of adjusting the clips back exactly as they were ?

Any ideas anybody

thanks

Neil


Symptoms

In some cases, when you choose "Share to DVD," the operation returns this alert: "The operation couldn't be completed. (DSPPublishing error -29)." This will occur when the task reaches about 66% in the Dashboard background tasks progress indicator or background tasks window.
Resolution

There are two possible causes for this:

1. An image was added as a background image to the DVD menu and the original file in the Finder was moved or deleted before the Share to DVD operation was complete.

To address this you can do either of the following:

Move the file back to where it was originally located when it was added and Share to DVD again.
Locate the moved file on your system and add it again as the background image for the DVD menu by following these steps:
Locate the file you would like to use as the DVD menu background image on your system.
In Final Cut Pro X, choose File > Share > DVD.
Click Settings.
In the Background option, clear the currently set background image by clicking the X to the right of the filename.
Important: Be sure to clear the currently set image even if it appears that the background image is the image you want to use.
Click the Add button and navigate to the current location of the background image file. Select the file and click Open.

2. A RAW format image file was added as a background image to the DVD menu.

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09 Sep 2013 22:04 #30963 by Neil P
Hi,

I've sorted it phew !

I worked out that the background image is the image that appears on the menu when you open the dvd. i'd accidently cleared it from my desktop into trash.

stand down troops !

Neil
PS can I give myself good karma ?

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10 Sep 2013 06:08 #30966 by ronny courtens
Glad you found the solution and thank you for posting it.

- Ronny

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10 Sep 2013 06:33 #30968 by Neil P
Hi Ronny

thanks for the Karma, I am worthwhile at last ! :cheer:

neil

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