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  1. 5th Aug 2005 14:18 #1
    narcisis
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    Hi guys,

    I was wondering when burning dvd's is an AUDIO_TS dir required to be there for it to play with sound? Everytime I look in there it's always empty, and now I've just seen all the dvd's I've been burning don't have AUDIO_TS folders. They play fine on my pc though, I dont have a stand alone to test on so I can't tell if it plays on regular dvd players.

    So yea, basicly I was wondering if an Audio_Ts folder was required for playing on a standalone player.
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    Hi,

    In most instances its not needed.

    But to be 100% dvd compatible it has to be there. Nothing is in it regular dvds its just for dvd audio discs.

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    no some have them some dont mine work fine with or without
    thanks for your help
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    Info on this in this thread https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=276327
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    I have been thinking about this too. Thanks for the info.
    This plan is so bad, it must be one of ours.
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