• DVD Authoring

  A little VTS mystery I am hoping a creative cow can solve

  Posted by Kyle Joner on January 23, 2013 at 8:40 pm

  I somehow burned a DVD as an HD DVD instead of a standard DVD and lost all the components a few days later. I spent all day yesterday finding out how to demux the HD DVD (which I finally did using HDDVD Demuxer in bootcamp) and created a folder with the following files in it: “AudioList.xml”; a “VMG” folder containing an empty “menu” folder; and three “VTS” folders (VTS_001, 002 and 003 respectively) that contain the three film components on the DVD separated into “menu” and “titles” folders holding the .wav and .m2v files.

  I have spent hours searching the web for instructions on how to get these files back onto a DVD. There is plenty of info about burning VIDEO_TS and BUP files but nothing I could find to help convert the files I have back into a VIDEO_TS file to burn.

  I realize it’s probably something so obvious that only an idiot like me could overlook it but there it is and any help would be moooo-uch appreciated.

  Eric Pautsch replied 13 years, 6 months ago 2 Members · 3 Replies
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  Eric Pautsch

  January 24, 2013 at 5:07 am

  Where are the original files? The master project? Best thing to do is start over.

  Im confused since HD DVDs dont contain VOB files or VTS
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  Kyle Joner

  January 24, 2013 at 7:54 pm

  The original files (along with the master project) were on a stolen computer and are gone.

  Yes, HD DVD does not contain VOB files but I was able to demux the files from a burned HD DVD disc using HDDVD Demuxer in Windows. So I have all the files but they are now VTS files and need to be converted into VIDEO_VT, VOB and BUP files to burn onto a DVD.
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  Eric Pautsch

  January 24, 2013 at 10:43 pm

  That’s weird….doesn’t Demuxer just give you the original m2v files? And audio?

  Try opening the VTS FILES with Streamclip

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