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  1. 5th May 2004 18:24 #1
    alexjs77
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    I think I did something dumb. I burned a DVD with Toast 6. However my audio_ts folder was BEHIND my video_ts folder. There is no audio in my stand-alone dvd player. If I switched it, would there be a problem? Thanks!
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    Have you tried switching audio channels on your DVD remote?
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    There's never anything inside the AUDIO_TS folder, unless it is and audio DVD i believe. What do you mean behind? We don't know what you mean.
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    I believe by "Behind" he means that when you look at the contents
    of the DVD in List view, rather than being at the same level,
    the AUDIO_TS folder is BEHIND ( one level down), which
    to us would mean that it is actually INSIDE the Video_TS folder,
    where it shouldn't be?

    sorry if this isn't correct...my PC to Mac filter occasionally freezes....
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