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  • Video TS Burning

    Posted by Lewis Hughes on February 3, 2010 at 4:49 pm

    Anyone able to help?

    i have a dvd that has been authored and burnt. when opening in finder you see the usual folders – Audio TS and Video TS.

    I want to be able to send the TS folders to someone on the other side of the world to burn a copy of the dvd. i tried this on a Mac, downloading the folders and using a Mac and everything seemed fine. However when i try use a PC it says “windows encountered a problem copying this folder” when i try drag it onto a blank dvd.

    any ideas? is it as simple as needing a specific burning software the other end to burn it?

    Mario Sahe-lacheante replied 16 years, 2 months ago 5 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Roman Melekh

    February 3, 2010 at 6:46 pm

    don’t know about MAC, but if you have windows’s “windows encountered a problem copying this folder” – 99% you have CSS encrypted disk OR you have bad blocks on your DVD disk 🙂

    but, if you write that “dvd that has been authored and burnt” – why you can’t burn +1 disk? 🙂

  • Michael Sacci

    February 3, 2010 at 7:37 pm

    I don’t know windows 🙂 but if you can copy it to a Mac without any special software and it plays in DVD Player, why not just make a new disc on the Mac?

    Seems like you are making this harder then it needs to be.

  • Bill Stephan

    February 4, 2010 at 1:48 am

    You need to use DVD burning software on the PC side to burn the disc. You should do this on Mac also. Merely dropping the Video_TS folder onto the blank DVD may or may not produce a usable DVD. The files within the Video_TS folder must be written in a certain order on the disc.

    What would work better is to create a disc image, and send that to the remote user. There’s less chance for something to go wrong. He can burn the disc image to a DVD-R using DVD burning software. We send disc images between our facilities all the time and never have a problem.

    Bill Stephan
    Senior Editor/DVD Author
    USA Studios
    New York City

  • Mario Sahe-lacheante

    February 7, 2010 at 6:20 pm

    I’ve also noticed the difference in Mac and PC before, but can’t tell you why.

    However just this week I needed to burn a DVD from Video TS folder that was copied for a production, and I found out Toast actually has an option where it allows you to just import a Video_TS folder, and it burns a disk from that.

    Really easy. If you have access to a Mac with Toast, leave PC for the birds 🙂

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