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Help burning DVD!

TheGossmanTheGossman Posts: 1,120
edited January 2007 in Technical Stuff and Help
I just download the San Francisco night 2 show from youkanland and was wondering how I burn a DVD, I've never done it before, I use nero demo, any help would be greatly appreciated!

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  • jlew24asujlew24asu Posts: 10,118
    I am using nero enterprise edition 6.6.0.8 and am having trouble with this as well. I added all the file from disk one into the video_ts folder but it doesnt work. help wouldl be great.
  • JamalJamal Posts: 2,115
    What kind of file would you be burning to a dvd?
    you can also burn an avi or a wmv or such and then it would just be like burning an audio cd :)
    Surf little waves big... Charge big waves hard

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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    Jamal wrote:
    What kind of file would you be burning to a dvd?
    you can also burn an avi or a wmv or such and then it would just be like burning an audio cd :)

    I'm assuming they are trying to burn video_ts files. And I have no help because I'm having probs burning too but I think it has to do with my drive.
  • jlew24asujlew24asu Posts: 10,118
    Jamal wrote:
    What kind of file would you be burning to a dvd?
    you can also burn an avi or a wmv or such and then it would just be like burning an audio cd :)


    VOB, BUP, IFO
  • JamalJamal Posts: 2,115
    jlew24asu wrote:
    VOB, BUP, IFO
    no experience with that file format, but google is your friend

    I do know DVD-shrink can handle some of those formats
    Surf little waves big... Charge big waves hard

    - Antwerp '06, Nijmegen '07, Werchter '07
  • jlew24asujlew24asu Posts: 10,118
    Jamal wrote:
    no experience with that file format, but google is your friend

    I do know DVD-shrink can handle some of those formats


    yea but if you shrink it there wont be any menus, etc. VOB files are standard dvd files.
  • pinonpinon Posts: 427
    if your nero prog is anything like mine....

    choose "make data dvd" , and up pops a window. Locate the dvd files in the column to the right....if the files are not already inside a folder called VIDEO_TS, you make a folder called that and put all the files in there. Then you drag that folder into the second left column called "name". Once you´ve placed the VIDEO_TS folder there, you make a new empty folder inside the same column called AUDIO_TS (capital letters only)
    Then you click "burn compliation" ...
    Life is too serious to be taken seriously
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    pinon wrote:
    if your nero prog is anything like mine....

    choose "make data dvd" , and up pops a window. Locate the dvd files in the column to the right....if the files are not already inside a folder called VIDEO_TS, you make a folder called that and put all the files in there. Then you drag that folder into the second left column called "name". Once you´ve placed the VIDEO_TS folder there, you make a new empty folder inside the same column called AUDIO_TS (capital letters only)
    Then you click "burn compliation" ...

    Does that play in dvd players?
  • pinonpinon Posts: 427
    yes :) ....does in mine anyway....
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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    pinon wrote:
    yes :) ....does in mine anyway....

    That's interesting because I thought a data dvd just held the files - for archiving or transferring files for example. :confused:
  • pinonpinon Posts: 427
    cutback wrote:
    That's interesting because I thought a data dvd just held the files - for archiving or transferring files for example. :confused:

    yeah, I was puzzeled at first too when I started using it, but I guess it´s just a case of the nero prog having misleading names on the different choises. If I burn a data dvd on my Roxio Toast, it´ll only be readable on a computer....but the ones I burn with my nero ( it´s called "nero start smart") works just fine on the dvd player.
    Life is too serious to be taken seriously
  • corduroy41corduroy41 Posts: 94
    Have a look at these guides over here:

    http://tinyurl.com/ylcnl6

    VideoHelp.com has everything you could ever want to know.
  • evolution manevolution man Posts: 22
    jlew24asu wrote:
    yea but if you shrink it there wont be any menus, etc. VOB files are standard dvd files.

    Using DVD Shrink keeps the menus. Unless you use the Reauthor feature.
    "Caught a bolt 'a lightnin'...cursed the day he let it go..." - EV
  • Vedder316Vedder316 Posts: 205
    Use convertxtodvd, the latest version you can find. Its a quality program. Has done everything I have thrown at it flawlessly. Very easy to use.
    Many many wonderful shows, since day one.
    Love ya Punkinfur
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