What / where is VideoTSISO?

[Roger]

I am having problems getting errors when burning the lead-out in Toast. The error is:

Sense Key = Medium Error
Sense Code = 0x73, 0x04

So I am giving up on Toast for now and want to try Disk Copy to see if it works better.

I saw this by Kai in another thread:

I don't actually use toast...its flakey. I simply drag the folder with my dvd structure in it (MY_DVD, which contains a VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS) onto VideoTSISO and it makes a DVD-Video compliant .iso that can be burned with disk copy.

Where can I find VideoTSISO? I have been searching but no luck so far.

Also, anybody have any suggestions on the above error? I reduced the size of the data by 50MB and I still get the error. Also, it seems to only occur in the lead-out phase.

Thanks,
-Roger

[dcsos]

Isn't he talking about using TOAST itself not to do the burn but to create an ISO on your hard drive

then burning the iso with disc copy

[redrider650]

I have no clue what the error is. Somewhere else in that same thread MissingMediaBurner was suggested to turn your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders into a compliant .iso that can be burned with disc copy. I have tried it on three discs and it has worked fine.

I am having problems getting errors when burning the lead-out in Toast. The error is:

Sense Key = Medium Error
Sense Code = 0x73, 0x04

So I am giving up on Toast for now and want to try Disk Copy to see if it works better.

I saw this by Kai in another thread:

I don't actually use toast...its flakey. I simply drag the folder with my dvd structure in it (MY_DVD, which contains a VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS) onto VideoTSISO and it makes a DVD-Video compliant .iso that can be burned with disk copy.

Where can I find VideoTSISO? I have been searching but no luck so far.

Also, anybody have any suggestions on the above error? I reduced the size of the data by 50MB and I still get the error. Also, it seems to only occur in the lead-out phase.

Thanks,
-Roger

[schmeg]

I am having problems getting errors when burning the lead-out in Toast. The error is:

Sense Key = Medium Error
Sense Code = 0x73, 0x04

So I am giving up on Toast for now and want to try Disk Copy to see if it works better.

Also, anybody have any suggestions on the above error? I reduced the size of the data by 50MB and I still get the error. Also, it seems to only occur in the lead-out phase.

Thanks,
-Roger

From the Roxio Toast Support web page:
http://www.roxio.com/en/support/toast/knowledgebase.jhtml#toastkbts5

I get an error during recording that includes the words "Medium Error." What can I do?

There are several options:

1. Try another type of media. If you are using CD-RW disks, try a CD-R or vice versa.
2. Try another brand or color of media. Some recorders seem to work more reliably with certain types of recordable disks. Try finding a particular type that works well with your recorder.
3. If neither of the previous two have helped, it is likely that your recorder has developed a problem. Check with your recorder manufacturer for repair or replacement.

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It may be that your drive doesn't like the particular disks that you have. I ordered a sampler pack from Meritline, and discovered that of the six different brands of disks, one kind didn't work on my Superdrive (Optodisc).

[Roger]

It may be that your drive doesn't like the particular disks that you have. I ordered a sampler pack from Meritline, and discovered that of the six different brands of disks, one kind didn't work on my Superdrive (Optodisc).

Hmmm. I think that it is not related to incompatible media since the error only occurs whe writing the lead-out. If the media was the problem it probably would occur sooner. I have a suspicion that it is just trying to write too much data to the disc.

I have switched to creating an image in toast and then burning that with disk copy. No errors so far (same media).

I need writable surface discs since labels seem to cause problems on DVDs. I was going to try the Optodiscs... Which one did you have problems with - blue, gold, silver? I am using a TiBook superdrive.

Also, any idea on where to find the elusive VideoTSISO? It sounds like a cleaner method to making the images.

Thanks,
-Roger

[tgpo]

I got the same error the other day while writing the lead out, and honestly believe it is the media. Becuase I tried a new disk and it worked fine, just a bad disk it seems.

[Roger]

Yeah, I assume it is the media also but it is odd that it only occurs during the lead-out portion. I have not had the problem with Ritek discs but cannot use them in my standalone (won't play near the outside of the disc). I have been using Memorex discs because they play in my standalone and I can write on them.

Kai (or anyone else...): Where can I find VideoTSISO?

-Roger