help with burning a DVD, files of one.

justin syder

justin syder

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So i downloaded a dvd rip that is a DVD/ISO but I dont know how to burn it.

It uses Nero or atleast I can view some files with Nero but there are like pieces, the movie, a menu and some other files.

How do I burn this to be able to watch on a dvd player?

this is what the files look like,

dvd.jpg


HELP!! :?
 
can you just burn the disc as is with your software. that's just the files for a dvd movie. if nero doesn't let you burn it with the dvd structure as is, then try and burn it with just a windows utility. or use software that came with your dvd+rw, if you have any.

EDIT: forgot to mention that the structure for the dvd is as follows:

AUDIO_TS
VIDEO_TS

Those files you showed should be in VIDEO_TS. AUDIO_TS does not contain anything, but is needed for the dvd to be playable on a player.
 
Just go and create a Video DVD in Nero and pull all those files to the nero window...
 
As there is in Nero 6.

I still use Nero 6 because when I changed over to 7 all the audio CD's that I burnt skipped at the beginning of each track, so I changed back to 6 and it was fine. I was just thinking the other day that I should give 7 another go soon.

Is there any huge improvement over 6? Apart from the stupid media thingy....which I'll have to look up how to get rid of again.
 
Janus said:
As there is in Nero 6.

I still use Nero 6 because when I changed over to 7 all the audio CD's that I burnt skipped at the beginning of each track, so I changed back to 6 and it was fine. I was just thinking the other day that I should give 7 another go soon.

Is there any huge improvement over 6? Apart from the stupid media thingy....which I'll have to look up how to get rid of again.
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Mine does the same bloody thing! I can't use 6 as its incompatible with SP2 for some reason.

EDIT: After realising it's a common problem, I found an easy solution. I copied an old version of mp3PRO.dll from Nero 6 over the Nero 7 version, and it's all good now :thumbsup:
 
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