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  1. 25th Aug 2006 21:54 #1
    kylemstevens
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    i just checked a few dvds that were made professionally, apparantly they all have the audio_ts files in the dvd.... why? theres nothing in them as far as i could see...
    how can i burn the disk so these are both included? does it make a difference?

    ive been having trouble gettin audio to work, is this the reason?
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    The Audio_TS folder as added to the DVD spec early on as a lead up to audio only discs. It was never used on DVD Video, and technically isn't even required. Most authoring software creates the empty folder as a matter of course, but it is just that - an empty folder.

    If you are having issues with audio on your DVD video discs, this is not the cause.
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    If you look at some more commercial DVDs, particularly ones released in the last few years, you'll see that the majority actually don't have an AUDIO_TS folder. It is indeed useless for DVD video discs.

    However, read this thread for a caveat and an explanation for why there's some confusion over this issue.

    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=306205&highlight=audiots
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