After having burned five movies successfully using 1 Click Movie,
an LG GSA-5120 burner, on windows XP I have a problem.
When I start 1 Click and click Start (to burn), I get a popup error "Out of memory". Here is what's different from when I was doing a burn last night that was partially done; 1- I canceled the burn. 2- This morning I ran Windows Clean Manager, which compresses files. Could Clean Mgr have screwed up my downloaded movie files? I previewed the movie files and they play just fine in VLC and in Real Player. This would make me think the movies themselves are ok.
I cleaned out my temporary files, deleted history.
I uninstalled 1 Click through Add/Remove Programs and re-installed it. Still getting the same error message. HELP!!
Thanks,
Ilene

Hmmm I don't think disk cleanup would do that, mess up the files.

Try rebooting your comp., This will more effectively clear your memory.

Then try running disk defragmentor.

How full is your HDD?

How much RAM do you have?

What is your operating System.

OS Windows XP, 256MB with 72% free space. Since yesterday I have re-booted at least five times. Defragged, ran scan disk, cleaned out all unused or uneccessary files, uninstalled and reinstalled 1 Click Movie AND the LG burner. Used INCD to erase the DVD+RW disk I wanted to use.

I had downloaded a lot of codec files recently, (which were there when I successfully downloaded and burned 5 movies this past week on the same brand and type ofDVD+RW), and I uninstalled all of those and have not reinstalled them yet. I have tried burning several times during all of this and still get the 'Out Of Memory Error 16033.

Googled for the error number but can't find anything that pertains exactly to my problem or suggests that I do something I already have done.

I have emailed LG and asked them for advice and waiting to hear from them.

At this point I am completely out of ideas.

Thanks!
Ilene

I forgot to mention that I can play the movies on my PC without any problem so the movie files themselves are ok.
Ilene

I just discovered that error number 16033 is a MOFS error, if that helps anyone figure this out. I am clueless.
Ilene