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Media format not supported?


OregonRebel

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I have some TS_Video folders I wanted to burn to DVD. I discovered that when using the Video-DVD from Video_TS option, I can't name the disc. This seems assinine that you can't name the disc, so I searched the forum for some insight. I found a post that covers this topic (http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?showtopic=10318&hl=rename+disc)

and this is the advice given:

In the Finder, create a new folder somewhere where there is enough free space, and name the folder "xxx2006". Copy the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders from your DVD to this folder.

In Toast, in the Data tab, set format to DVD-ROM (UDF). Drag your "xxx2006" folder to the main window. You'll see the folder name as the disc name. (Delete any unwanted Mac OS-specific files, such as .DS_Store, from the list view.) Burn.

 

I tried this with three different folders, and every time I got a message saying the media format is not supported. I don't get it-why am I able to burn the folders just fine using Video-DVD from Video_TS, but not the DVD-ROM setting in the Data tab?

 

I appreciate your help. I just got a DVD burner about two weeks ago, so this is new to me.

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Today I updated to 7.1.2 and then tried burning, and it worked perfect.

I called Roxio, and was told that the update corrected some problems with the previous version.

I searched the forum here for related posts, but didn't find any. Seems I'm the only one who encountered this bug and posted about it.

 

Thanks tsantee for trying to help. :)

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Actually, that's what I did-I saw no reason for the extra folder. Burned fine as DVD from TS_Video, but not as DVD-ROM. Tonight I'll search this forum for media format not supported, and see if there's any help, but now I have to run.

Follow my steps exactly. Your first post doesn't sound the same.

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Here's how I'd do it. Choose DVD Rom as the format in the Data window. Click New Disc and name the disc. Add the VIDEO_TS folder only. Click the burn button (or choose Save as Disc Image). Toast automatically adds the AUDIO_TS folder and automatically removes any DS_store files. There is no need to put your VIDEO_TS folder in some other folder.

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