ANYONE SOLVE THIS

[karateman6913]

hi ripped a dvd and put it onto a dvd-rw,which plays fine in my pc but not on my standalone
tried to copy with instant cd/dvd and when it gets to about 98% it states errors something along the lines of 26 errors reading it.

now what shows up in the dvd is the following.

video_tsbup (size 6kb)
video_ts.ifo (size 6kb)
vts_01_0.bup (size 74kb)
vts_01_0.ifo (size 74kb)
vts_01_1.vob (0.99gb)
vts_01_2.vob (0.99gb)
vts_01_3.vob (0.99gb)
vts_01_4.vob (0.99gb)
vts_01_5.vob (0.99gb)

i have tried everyting but when i even try to load the first vob into tmpenc it says its only a very small file
yet the dvd-rw plays fine in my pc without anything missing.

can anyone suggest how i can actually get this to copy onto dvd-r?

[jfebus]

Hi,

Did you notice that you are burning around 5GB?

Regards,

[karateman6913]

sorry vob 5 is 300 meg

i have got as far as burning again on blank dvd-r and again plays fine on pc.
but pop it in my standalone and shows as an mp3 disk? and wont play

any way of getting this to read as a dvd?

[karateman6913]

can anyone help on this ?

just wondering why it is showing up as an mp3 on my standalone and is okay in my pc.

cheers

[MackemX]

you have upset the DVD structure

did you remove any Titles or just rip the main movie?

[Faustus]

can u manually copy the files off of the disk via explorer? Cause if its a burn its not encrypted in anyway. Then load it into ifoedit and have it strip to movie only... should be quite easy. See if that works.

[MackemX]

? oops

[northcat_8]

delete your current IFO and BUP files.

Open IFOedit > create IFO's > wait...................

(still in IFO edit) Get VTS sectors...........

Region free, save and close IFOedit.

Open PowerDVD, WinDVD 4 or check your DVD in IFOedit to make sure it's good to go.

Go to www.doom9.net download imgtools .89

create a folder called VIDEO_TS in the root of a drive on your computer, example C:\VIDEO_TS or in my case H:\VIDEO_TS

drag and drop all of your files for your DVD to be burnt into that folder. Imgtools .89 requires you to have the VIDEO_TS in the root of a drive.

Open imgtools .89, set your drive from the pull down menu to the right of "select source drive" then click "create image > and wait...........

when this is done you will have a file call xxxxxxxxxx.img

Close imgtools .89

open DVD Decrypter. Go to "mode" > iso > and select the "write" option.

Click the little folder ICON just to the right of where it says "please select a file"............

Browse for your xxxxxxxxxx.img file, find it, open it then click the HD > DVD ICON and burn your DVD.

The only trouble I have had with this method is sometimes apparently I need to have a VTS_01_0.VOB file for the DVD to work in my Pioneer standalone player. If this is the case, I just made one with photoshop, premiere and DVD workshop then renamed it and drug it into my ripped DVD folder before I started this whole process. You will need to have it in there before you use IFOedit as it will need to be written into the IFO file.