Duplicate a DVD....can you simply copy Audio_TS folder and Video_TS folders

[True Colors]

I have a couple of DVD's which have no copy protection on them. I can play them in my plain old DVD player.

These DVD's have one folder titled "Audio_TS" and another folder called "Video_TS"

If I copy and paste these two folders onto a blank DVD can I pop that into my DVD player and play it? Is it that simple?

Thanks,

TC

[Baldrick]

Almost, you must also be sure to burn in correct dvd-video "mode"(iso/udf). In some burning tools can you choose to burn a dvd-video folder and just add the video_Ts and it will automatically adjust all settings. Or just make a dvd image copy and burn the image, like with imgburn.

[True Colors]

Thanks.

Just for my own knowledge...... what is the difference between iso and udf?

TC

[hech54]

Thanks.

Just for my own knowledge...... what is the difference between iso and udf?

TC

Instead of asking that question....just let DVDDecrypter do the job for you.
ISO Read
ISO Write
Done.

[16mmJunkie]

Thanks.

Just for my own knowledge...... what is the difference between iso and udf?

TC

Here's a breakdown (kind of). And most of this stuff can be found by surfing the web and reading.

ISO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_image


UDF: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Disk_Format



If the Light ain't Bright, It ain't Right!!

[Noahtuck]

I have a couple of DVD's which have no copy protection on them. I can play them in my plain old DVD player.

Just an FYI, one has nothing to do with the other

[Jim44]

And most of this stuff can be found by surfing the web and reading.

And one doesn't have to surf too far - there's a "Glossary" section right here:
https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?I#ISO
https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?U#UDF