My DVD2oneX has jsut decided to stop working…

[kroc_kroc]

I backed up a dvd using MacTheRipper and went to do a disk copy using DVD2oneX. When I select the VIDEO_TS folder start does not appear at the bottom right - it remains greyed out.

I recently upgraded to 10.3.3 and had a few peoblems so I reinstalled the system software. I have used DVD2oneX since and I'm not sure whether I've messed something up?

[galactica]

are you sure you have an audio choice selected
the start remains gray until you have the minimum things chosen
Video by loading the video ts folder
audio by clicking the track you want

if you dont do that it wont be active

if you did, i suggest just tossing the prefs for the app and reinstalling it
has been working fine for me and i have been on 10.3.x since it came out

[kroc_kroc]

Well normally I just go to 'source' and select just the VIDEO_TS folder. Once selected it says 'Allt titles are copied…' as I've chosen 'Disk Copy' but 'Start' is just greyed out?

[sascha h-k]

have you tried to play this video_ts folder, after ripping, with dvd-player ?

s.

[kroc_kroc]

Yeah - it works fine in VLC. I also have tried a few other Back-ups that worked before and they do not work?

When I select VIDEO_TS nothing appears in the DVD2oneX window?

[kroc_kroc]

Can anyone help please? I've tried re-installing it and everything and it's still not working?

[kroc_kroc]

PS

It seems as if it can't import anything?

[ufahamu]

This happened to me too. Try manually typing the VIDEO_TS's location, that worked for me.

[kroc_kroc]

Cheers 'fahamu'

This has now worked. I didn't have to type out the whole lot, it just misses the actual folder where the VIDEO_TS files are. That's weird (it's only started doing this today and I've been using Panther for a while) - does anyone know why this is happening? Anyway once again thankyou 'ufahamu' - this is why I love this forum

[galactica]

ledgend has it that [cough]pirated[cough] versions have been known to do this!

if reinstalling after trashing prefs still makes it do that then i have no idea. I can only suggest contacting the makers and see what they say