I forgot how to burn these to DVD. :frusty:
I'm using Nero. I Googled the heck outta this but couldn't find any consistent answers. :huh:
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I forgot how to burn these to DVD. :frusty:
I'm using Nero. I Googled the heck outta this but couldn't find any consistent answers. :huh:
Open Nero burning rom, in the left hand panel click DVD-VIDEO and then NEW.
If you already have th AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders with the vobs in them, all you need to do is to burn the exact copies to a DVD. You can treat the DVD like a data disc and copy the folders, and it should run fine as a DVD (at least in my experience).
I've done that, but something must be awry. After those steps, I have to drag the files from the video folder into the left side, then click 'burn'. The burn icon is gray though and I can't select it. :dabs:Quote:
Originally Posted by dodgy368
Did you try this?
http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/arch..._with_nero.cfm
I'm doing it that way, but I don't get the option to burn.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleWing
This is why I always download ISOs. :dry:
http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/4865/neroyb7.th.png
Do you have black media in the drive?Quote:
but I don't get the option to burn.
You could use DVD Shrink to convert it to ISO.
I don't have any "black" media in there, but there is some blank media in the tray though. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
As for using DVDShrink, I tried that too. When I click to open the video_ts folder, I get:
Invalid data in file "C:\DVD_01_1\Video_TS\VTS_01_5.VOB.
Maybe the files are just bad. :idunno:
Maybe the icon is just messed up? Ctrl + B to burn? Or it could be that the files are just corrupted.
Yeah. Sorry about the black comment. I didn't mean it that way. :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by SkizoI don't have any "black" media in there, but there is some blank media in the tray though. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
As for using DVDShrink, I tried that too. When I click to open the video_ts folder, I get:
Invalid data in file "C:\DVD_01_1\Video_TS\VTS_01_5.VOB.
Maybe the files are just bad. :idunno:
VTS_01_5.VOB appears to be corrupt. Are you able to playback the whole contents from your HDD?
You could try: http://download.videohelp.com/FixVTS/ to try to repair it.
You guys are getting WAY too complicated. In nero, goto video, then select "Recode DVD" (you may have to scroll over). When the dialog box opens, click "Import" and broses to the Video_TS folder and click OK. In ~1 Minute, nero will analyze the video and then let you choose the compression.
I guess that the files were corrupt or something, I dunno, and I got tired of screwing with it.
I downloaded an ISO and all's well.
Its often easier to redownload a video than to go thru the steps of repairing it and searching for the tutorials to do it. But what have you learned? Nothing. Which goes to show, that most people want it NOW! and they do not want the hassle of getting it the way that requires work or knowledge. A monkey can download a file, but you could have fixed it, or at least have enjoyed the challenge of the attempt.
What else is he supposed to do? One of the VOBs was apparently corrupt, so he had no choice but to either re-download the VOBs or download a full iso.
I guess he could've downloaded a program to try to fix it, but there's no guarantee that it'd work.
Have you ever come across a corrupt vob file? Never! it can only happen if you download the vob directly and the download gets corrupted. If you create it with an extractor the extraction will fail if the vob corrupts so you never see corrupt vob's.
What you do see is vob and ifo sets that have been butchered by someone who doesn't know what they are doing, like copying files from the dvd to the hard drive without using an extracter. These files can be repaired easily and more quickly than downloading a new version IF you know what you are doing. Obviously he will never know what he is doing, he will always take the easy way out and I feel sorry for him.
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Originally Posted by Appzalien
Those .vob files should be in the video_ts folder, not the root of the dvd.
But anyway it still sounds like atleast some of those vobs are corrupt....try vlc media player it will let you play the folder and treats it as an actual dvd so you can test how it works.
Not needed and not wanted. Take it easy huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Appzalien