need to use dvdShrink but my video has no video_ts or vob files

[redbourn]

Hi,

I have an iso that contains lessons in mov format.

There is no video_ts file.

There are just mov files and a folder with exercises in it.

It's a little too big for a regular DVD so I'd like to shrink it with DVDshrink.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Michael

[hech54]

You cannot use DVDShrink for a video file.

[aedipuss]

sorry but mov files are not part of a normal type video dvd. you have some other form of video disc. most likely it's just a data files on a disc. you might be able to convert it to a dvd with something like avstodvd

[redbourn]

thank you both.

That was fast.

I wll try avstodvd and let you know how it worked.

So without using a double sided DVD is there no other way to go?

Michael

[hech54]

So without using a double sided DVD is there no other way to go?l

You cannot burn an .MOV file to a DVD and have it play in a DVD player.
https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#struct

[redbourn]

So without using a double sided DVD is there no other way to go?l

You cannot burn an .MOV file to a DVD and have it play in a DVD player.
https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#struct

I just want to have a DVD that will play on my pc.

Is that what you mean, or are you referring to a stand-alone?

Thanks for replying,

Michael

[aedipuss]

if you are just playing the files on your computer you can divide them in half and burn each bunch to a single sided dvdr.

[hech54]

So without using a double sided DVD is there no other way to go?l

You cannot burn an .MOV file to a DVD and have it play in a DVD player.
https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#struct

I just want to have a DVD that will play on my pc.

If the .ISO file it too big for a DVD....then you cannot burn it to a DVD....simple as that.
Mount the ISO image as a "virtual drive" with something like Daemon Tools. Daemon Tools Lite
is free.
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/eng/products/dtLite

[redbourn]

Thank you all.

A great forum!

I will either buy a double sided disk today or just split the lessons over two DVDs

I learned something which is always good

Michael