VIDEO_TS to DVD

[mahendras]

I have a blank AUDIO_TS folder & a VIDEO_TS folder with the following files

Size                 File Name

14,336              VIDEO_TS.BUP
14,336              VIDEO_TS.IFO
159,744             VIDEO_TS.VOB
28,672              VTS_01_0.BUP
28,672              VTS_01_0.IFO
277,153,792         VTS_01_0.VOB
11,730,944          VTS_01_1.VOB
116,736             VTS_02_0.BUP
116,736             VTS_02_0.IFO
159,744             VTS_02_0.VOB
1,073,565,696       VTS_02_1.VOB
1,073,565,696       VTS_02_2.VOB
1,073,565,696       VTS_02_3.VOB
1,073,565,696       VTS_02_4.VOB

I want to burn these files on a DVD, any help will be appreciated.

Files VTS_02_1.VOB to VTS_02_4.VOB are movie files & VTS_01_0.VOB is the menu.
Not sure if the .IFO & .BUP files are correct/ complete as i copied these files from some one else's hard disk.

[jagabo]

If the files constitute a complete set use ImgBurn, Write Files/Folders to Disc, select VIDEO_TS folder, burn.

[manono]

If the files constitute a complete set...

I don't see how they could be complete since it seems to end abruptly with a 1 GB VTS_2_4.VOB. There had to have been once at least a VTS_2_5.VOB. Even if it burns it won't play correctly, if at all. I'm sure mahendras will discover the problem (if he hasn't already) by just trying to play the DVD as it is.

[jagabo]

Yes, if you use a player like VLC or MPCHC or even WMP (play the IFO file) you can play the folder as if it was a DVD, menus and all. That will be a good test of whether the IFO/BUP files are correct and whether there are missing VOB files.

[mahendras]

thanks for the replies & assistance.
@manono is right, i checked the files & the video is not complete, so deleting them.

but the topic can still be helpful for others or myself in the future.