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  1. 5th Nov 2003 15:35 #1
    Hoagie_one
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    When i backup my DVD movies i always just use Nero, drop the files in the video_TS folder adn burn.

    Whats the Audio_TS folder for?
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  2. 5th Nov 2003 15:48 #2
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    I think it's for some DVD feature not yet implemented into players. My experience has been you can leave it out and most players will not have a problem. Myself I usually include it in all my backups.
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    "Whats the Audio_TS folder for?"

    DVD-AUDIO.
    I do as Bob W and add the folder for compliance.
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    I had a vhs pal tape sent to me from South africa, brought it to a local video editing place and had them make me a dvd-r. When i examined it on my PC, there was NO Audio TS folder, but it plays just fine, even gave me ac3. S
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    The AUDIO_TS folder is for complying with the DVD Specifications. Many of the features of DVD audio portion of the spec will be implemented in this directory.
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    AUDIO_TS
    folder required to hold contents of DVD-Audio (not Video) discs. sometimes required for proper playback of dvdr (video) on settops.
    DVD-Audio discs have fallen out of favor since the advent of SACDs.
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    On the commercially released "Silver Bullet" DVD there is no AUDIO_TS folder. Just a useless fact I thought I'd share.
    Laserdiscs are cool, but laserdiscs on DVD-Rs are cooler.
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  8. 5th Nov 2003 16:25 #8
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    Originally Posted by monoxide77
    On the commercially released "Silver Bullet" DVD there is no AUDIO_TS folder. Just a useless fact I thought I'd share.
    I have run across many DVD's that don't have the folder.
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  9. 6th Nov 2003 07:49 #9
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    so basically, old technology that noone really uses?
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  10. 6th Nov 2003 08:34 #10
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    Originally Posted by Hoagie_one
    so basically, old technology that noone really uses?
    Old technology? More like "technology-yet-to-be-implemented" on a wide scale basis.

    There definitely are commercial DVDs that don't have this directory. However, these discs are NOT compliant with the DVD specification.
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