I've read a bunch of other posts and haven't found one that matches my needs...
So, I have backed up some of my DVDs to my desktop in the form of folders that contain the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS files from the original movie DVDs. These folders have the exact same names as the disc images of the original movie DVDs.
I want to burn these folders onto new DVD-R discs which will play on my stand alone DVD player as well as in my computer, just like the original movie DVDs.
The 40$CAN question is: where in this program is the application that allows me to do this? I've searched everywhere.
I just want to drag these movie folders into the program and burn them. When I tried to do this with the Drag and Drop window, it burned the folders like Data files but named the resulting disc 'Roxio1'. Inside 'Roxio1' was the movie folder (for ex. 'STAR_WARS') and inside the 'STAR_WARS' folder was the Audio and video_TS folders. But the thing obviously didn't play on my stand-alone DVD player...
How do I make the data disc (which is UDF compliant) named 'STAR_WARS' instead of 'Roxio1' and contain the AUDIO and VIDEO_TS folders, instead of the original movie folder?
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goodvibes88
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I've read a bunch of other posts and haven't found one that matches my needs...
So, I have backed up some of my DVDs to my desktop in the form of folders that contain the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS files from the original movie DVDs. These folders have the exact same names as the disc images of the original movie DVDs.
I want to burn these folders onto new DVD-R discs which will play on my stand alone DVD player as well as in my computer, just like the original movie DVDs.
The 40$CAN question is: where in this program is the application that allows me to do this? I've searched everywhere.
I just want to drag these movie folders into the program and burn them. When I tried to do this with the Drag and Drop window, it burned the folders like Data files but named the resulting disc 'Roxio1'. Inside 'Roxio1' was the movie folder (for ex. 'STAR_WARS') and inside the 'STAR_WARS' folder was the Audio and video_TS folders. But the thing obviously didn't play on my stand-alone DVD player...
How do I make the data disc (which is UDF compliant) named 'STAR_WARS' instead of 'Roxio1' and contain the AUDIO and VIDEO_TS folders, instead of the original movie folder?
Ah, the joys of DVD ripping...
Thanks for your help!
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