Burning DVD Folders

[Chogull]

I created Several DVD folders using Tmepg Creator but my trail has expired and I can't seem to purchase the software online. Is there any burning programs that will burn the Video TS and Audio TS folders into a playable DVD for me?
Thanks

[louv68]

Use the burning software that came with your writer to burn them.

[Mr. Orange Pants]

And if you don't know what that means, here's a more descriptive answer:
Use Nero by choosing DVD-Video Files. Add the video_ts folder and burn. Instant DVD. Well, 15 minutes later.

[Chogull]

Any Recomendations for such software?
Jeremiah

[louv68]

What software came bundled with your writer?

[Chogull]

Something Crapy,
I tried writing with that it didnt want to work with it.
I also have Pinacle Software.

[FulciLives]

There is a freeware program called ImgTools and it comes in a couple different versions ... you want the classic version.

This program will take a VIDEO_TS folder and convert it into an ISO IMAGE file.

You can then burn that ISO IMAGE file using DVD Decrypter which of course is another freeware program.

This combo works extremely well for making compliant DVD discs.

I should note that many people have "issues" with DVD discs burnt using NERO.

Although it works for some it surely does not work for all so I would stay away from NERO.

- John "FulciLives" Coleman

[louv68]

Just a suggestion. Have you tried burning the folders as just data files?

This is how I burn DVD's on the software I use - RecordNow Max

[Chogull]

yeah I tried that and when I stuck it my DVD player it didnt want to play any of the files.

[louv68]

Check to see what type of media your player accepts. It may not be compatible with the media you're using. ie. (+R / +RW / -R or -RW)

That's what I would suspect your problem may be.

https://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers

[Chogull]

My DVD player Accepts all formates

[louv68]

I don't use Tmepg so I can't help you there. Are you able to playback the video on your computer? I wonder if it somehow doesn't comply with the normal DVD structure and your player just refuses to play it. Are you able to playback ripped movies burned on a DVDR?

[Chogull]

Yes

[louv68]

That's a bummer. Try opening the video in DVDShrink. If it doesn't accept it, chances are there's something wrong with the structure.