VOB with dts to DVD?

[SANAFABICH]

I got some VOB and IFO files (trailers) with DTS audio mix. How can I burn them to a DVD? If I use nero, I only have the AC3 5.1 choice.

[MOVIEGEEK]

DVDLab for menus,IfoEdit without.

[SANAFABICH]

DVDLab Pro

thanks dude, but I actually just created a VIDEO_TS folder, put all the files in there, burnt that folder on a DVD disc, and voila! my dvd player read it without any problem.
BTW, it was the new DTS trailer, "sparks!", and it actually sucked. "the digital experience" DTS trailer is much, MUCH more impressive!

[guns1inger]

Edit : never mind

[SANAFABICH]

Edit : never mind

thanks anyway

[guns1inger]

Sorry - I missed the reference to ifo files in your original post. You were fortunate to have a full DVD structure, just sans folder. My original post was along the lines of some players being able to accept just VOB files anyway.

[SANAFABICH]

Sorry - I missed the reference to ifo files in your original post. You were fortunate to have a full DVD structure, just sans folder. My original post was along the lines of some players being able to accept just VOB files anyway.

and what are IFO files anyway?

[Abond]

They say to DVD player how to play the .vobs

[guns1inger]

Open one up and have a look - they are just text files. They contain details about the titles, chapter stops, languages and streams - basically they describe the structure of the DVD content. BUP files are just backups of the IFO files.

[SANAFABICH]

oh, I see. Thanks for the info Anyway, have you seen the new DTS trailer?

[guns1inger]

Downloading it now from Demoworld.

[SANAFABICH]

I just saw "Casino Royale" on DVD, and it had the new DTS trailer. I still think it's crap