I'm hoping some can help me with this error message I'm getting.
I've downloaded the demo version of DVD-A 1.0a and Vegas Video 4.0 and installed the programs with no problem. However, when I click on the icon for DVD-A, I get the following message:
'The application could not start.
Please ensure that you have enough free memory and system resources. You may want to try rebooting your computer and re-installing the application.
Error Code: 0x8004e00a, Startup Code: 2.'
When I click on Vegas Video, I have NO PROBLEM.
I've tried everything with getting DVD-A to work. I've closed as many programs running the background through 'Task Manager' in Windows XP. That didn't work...
I've un-installed, rebooted, re-installed, rebooted, and double clicked again with no luck.
I've even tried looking at the registry to see if there may be something goofy with no luck.
I have a 2.4 GHz Dell with 512 Megs of RAM, so I don't know what the problem could be.
To make things even more frustrating, the computer I use at work has demo versions of DVD-A and Vegas Video loaded on it with no troubles. I can open both of the programs with no problems. And my work computer is also a Dell with just about the same configuration except it doesn't have a CD/DVD burner drive like my computer at home does.
If someone could help me, it would be greatly appreciated. I really want to give this program a shot with the home movies I have at home that I want to put on DVD.
Thanks,
Matt
I've downloaded the demo version of DVD-A 1.0a and Vegas Video 4.0 and installed the programs with no problem. However, when I click on the icon for DVD-A, I get the following message:
'The application could not start.
Please ensure that you have enough free memory and system resources. You may want to try rebooting your computer and re-installing the application.
Error Code: 0x8004e00a, Startup Code: 2.'
When I click on Vegas Video, I have NO PROBLEM.
I've tried everything with getting DVD-A to work. I've closed as many programs running the background through 'Task Manager' in Windows XP. That didn't work...
I've un-installed, rebooted, re-installed, rebooted, and double clicked again with no luck.
I've even tried looking at the registry to see if there may be something goofy with no luck.
I have a 2.4 GHz Dell with 512 Megs of RAM, so I don't know what the problem could be.
To make things even more frustrating, the computer I use at work has demo versions of DVD-A and Vegas Video loaded on it with no troubles. I can open both of the programs with no problems. And my work computer is also a Dell with just about the same configuration except it doesn't have a CD/DVD burner drive like my computer at home does.
If someone could help me, it would be greatly appreciated. I really want to give this program a shot with the home movies I have at home that I want to put on DVD.
Thanks,
Matt