DVD burner won't burn using Premier Pro.

Not sure what you are trying to do. If you are trying to convert 32 bit to 64 bit Apps, try going to manufacturers website to look for drivers.
Win 7 will actually find the best drivers for your devices.

If you dont have video burning capability, you will either need to get an external DVD burner or install a new DVD burner into your computer.
If the video is less than 700 Mb, you can burn a Video CD (VCD) onto a normal CD-ROM using a program such as Nero or Cyberlink.

Ahead Nero

Try to uninstall and then reinstall the driver for the DVD rom. Also, make sure you have a DVD application software that you can use to play those DVDs; like Realplayer.

There are occasions you find yourself facing DVDs as source videos for a project or need to do some "operation" on DVD with Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether it's for a wedding video, a sport highlight film, a video game demo, or some other project, more and more people have their video footage on DVDs (only) these days. Obviously this is not a wise move for editing - the video file has already been compressed, so you've already lost quality to begin with. But the fact is that you have to work with what you've got.

There are many problems would arise when importing and editing DVD to Adobe Premiere Pro, I just listed some of them here below, just check them out, if you happen to fall into one of their situation, then just read patiently, you will find an answer at the end

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http://www.dvdripperformacos.com/dvd-to-adobe-premier-pro/

you need to open a video capture program like windows movie maker to capture the video and audio or I have adobe premier pro 8.0 it will allow you to edit and add features and burn DVD's and render the movie and burn to DVD with special effects.

There are occasions you find yourself facing DVDs as source videos for a project or need to do some "operation" on DVD with Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether it's for a wedding video, a sport highlight film, a video game demo, or some other project, more and more people have their video footage on DVDs (only) these days. Obviously this is not a wise move for editing - the video file has already been compressed, so you've already lost quality to begin with. But the fact is that you have to work with what you've got.

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http://www.dvdripperformacos.com/dvd-to-adobe-premier-pro/

hi yar i m kishore frm andhra predesh ,india
adobe premier rpro is better then vista movie maker
there is no problem in making videos.
we can give more effects in that.k try it.
ur's kishore chowdary.
else save the video file into hard disk then write into dvd by using
nero,alchol etc
ur's kishorechowdary
+919441133420

To reinstall the driver RIGHT Click on My Computer - select Properties - select Device Manager - RIGHT Click the DVD listing - select Update Driver (have your disk handy).

Good luck.