To fix this problem, you will need to uninstall the current DVD driver via Device Manager in order to force your OS to install a generic equivalent. Most likely, a malware infection or an unexpected shutdown contributed to the apparition of this problem.
Improper DVD driver – Under certain circumstances, you might expect to see this error due to an inconsistency having to do with your the DVD writer is installed. There is no fix for this problem other than using ImageBurn or a different reliable burning tool that allows you to circumvent this problem. Common Movie Studio glitch – This problem has been coming around with Movie Studio for years, and it’s one of the reasons why the majority of its original users ended up migrating to other 3rd party tools. If this scenario is applicable, you need to follow the official channels and update the chipset driver to the latest version available. This problem is prevalent with chipset drivers for notebooks, ultrabooks, and laptop. Outdated chipset driver – This might seem like an unlikely culprit, but outdated chipset drivers have been confirmed to cause this error code. 
In this case, you should try using a hybrid DVD blank that supports both DVD-R and DVD+R in order to avoid this type of incompatibility.
DVD blank is incompatible with DVD writer – If you’re using an older DVD writer, chances are you are using blank DVDs (either DVD-R or DVD+R) that are not compatible with your DVD writer.
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