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Believe it or not, memory error messages are usually calling out the real problem. Open up Task Manager and watch your memory usage for Premiere's process as you are attempting the burn. I suspect you'll watch the memory usage climb until you use all the available memory and then you'll see the out of memory error. There are of course things you can do to increase the available memory and to decrease Premiere's memory usage. In the case of Rod where it suddenly stopped working, it would appear that something new is affecting memory usage. Rod, try using MSCONFIG to turn off all startup items and non-Microsoft services to free up available memory and to disable most of the drivers that can eat resources. Pre-render your source files before exporting. As Jeff suggested, if you've got a dual head display card (ATI in particular) turn off the second head of the card. You can always add more RAM to your system. I would consider 2GB as a minimum, 4GB would be better. Premiere Pro 2.0 is 3GB aware, so if you want to add the 3GB switch in boot.ini you can take advantage of it. Go through the Adobe troubleshooting guides and try all the steps, no matter how irrelevant they might seem. They're put there for real reasons.