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  1. 20th Jun 2004 04:53 #1
    Draven
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    I have rar files that I exctracted to a img. file. Then I use ISO magic to exctract out the Audio_TS Video_TS file. But when I try to burn it with Nero 6 .I get error warnings
    1."One or more files (mostly VOB file(s)) do not belong to the corresponding IFO file"
    2."DVD-Video files reallocation failed"
    3." The resulting DVD might be unplayable"
    ???
    Can I fix this ???
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    Two things to try. See if you can open and play the .img file with Daemon Tools and if so, you can burn it with DVDDecrypter.
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    Thanks !
    I'll try that...
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    It went very well..... Thanks
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    Originally Posted by Draven
    I have rar files that I exctracted to a img. file. Then I use ISO magic to exctract out the Audio_TS Video_TS file. But when I try to burn it with Nero 6 .I get error warnings
    1."One or more files (mostly VOB file(s)) do not belong to the corresponding IFO file"
    2."DVD-Video files reallocation failed"
    3." The resulting DVD might be unplayable"
    ???
    Can I fix this ???
    Just ignore it.
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