Moreover, the individual VOB files appear as 30 second files when they are longer (the total DVD is a bit more than 90 minutes). But when I try to create a Disk Image with Toast under the Video Tab, Toast crashes. I can open the VIDEO_TS folder with MyDVDEdit and fix the bad sectors. I can drag and drop the files from the DVD onto my computer (this is one of those DVD-Rs that has a VIDEO_RM folder as well as a VIDEO_TS folder). When I try to Rip the DVD with MTR I get the 'READ ERROR! Can't open VMG info', followed by 'I/O ERROR! Can't Read DVD Title Set Info'.
With Apple's player, the main menu appears on the DVD but when I select a title, nothing happens and when I press play the player freezes and then closes. I have a DVD-R of a soccer match that will not play on my set-top DVD player and will load, but not play, on Apple's DVD player. I followed the advice in this thread but I have a similar problem with different results and am wondering if anyone can advise me. Unfortunately, this problem has occurred in 3. Fortunately, this problem has occurred in only 3 of many video downloads I encounter. I presume there is an easier way to do this, but the straightforward suggestions did not seem to work this time.
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Also, the DVD will not play in a standalone player.) Will someone who has a PC be able to play a UDF disc easily? When I try to play the file in WMA, the error message indicates it is an unsupported format. Many thanks! (I could not eject the DVD in Apple DVD player because the "Supported disc not available" error appeared. Interestingly though, I went back to the disc I burned using the applet mentioned above, and it works in the Apple DVD Player using your suggested method. When simply using ">" (play), the Apple DVD Player produces the error "Supported disc not available".
I cannot drag the disc from the disc utility into the Finder. The DVD-ROM (UDF-with only VIDEO_TS folder, not AUDIO_TS) disc does not appear in Finder, but does appear in the disc utility: (I also can use the Copy tab to copy the "TS folder burn of a DVD-ROM (UDF)" disc.) So, I can burn in Toast using the TS folder only from the DVD-ROM (UDF) disc. However, when I copy the newly burned DVD into a hard drive folder and then try to burn another disc in Toast from the VIDEO_TS file in the hard drive folder, the CSS encryption problem reappears. So a "TS folder burn of a DVD-ROM (UDF)" seems to overcome the "phantom" CSS problem. So, I dragged only the VIDEO_TS file from the DVD_ROM (that has a blank AUDIO_TS file, but not dragging the AUDIO_TS file) to Toast and, lo and behold, it burned properly as a regular video DVD using the TS folder tab. When I try to play the DVD having both video and audio folders in DVD Player using the method you suggest, the error message reads "The media type is not supported. I added an AUDIO_TS file by simply manually typing "AUDIO_TS" as the title of a new folder and dragging it into Toast. Or: VLC: File > Open disc > check VIDEO_TS directory > browse to VIDEO_TS folder > click OK Approach 1-Double Burn VLC: Drag-and-drop the VIDEO_TS folder to the VLC icon Apple DVD Player and VLC will play VIDEO_TS folders from your hard disk.Īpple DVD Player: File > Open DVD Media > select VIDEO_TS folder > click Choose > click Play on the Controller If I could play a TS folder, I wouldn't need to burn it.
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