[David Chaytor]

I have CS4 and I also can’t open my CR2 files in Photoshop. They open in Bridge, but will not transfer to Photoshop. Is there anything else I’m missing?

[David Chaytor]

…But despite those warnings, I just tried it in my DVD player and now it plays!!!
Michael, when I created this new DVD, those settings were already in place. Like you said, it’s possible it went back to HD DVD when I was making the previous DVDs, even though I thought I’d set it to SD DVD. Thanks a lot for your assistance.
I’m still not sure why those warnings come up though…

[David Chaytor]

It’s the same thing, Michael. On the General tab after I click the disc icon, it’s set to SD DVD, and the video standard is NTSC. I just tried it again, creating a new folder for the _TS files this time, and it came up with the same warnings:

Warning: The directory ‘/Users/davidchaytor/Library/Caches/DVD Studio Pro Files/IDSDVD_TS/IDS DVD.dspproj’ will not be included in the final disc.
Warning: The file ‘IDS_DVD.layout’ found in the VIDEO_TS or HVDVD_TS folder will not be included in the final disc.
Warning: The file ‘VOB_DATA.LAY’ found in the VIDEO_TS or HVDVD_TS folder will not be included in the final disc.
Start formatting
Formatting as Standard DVD
Simulation mode is off
Lossless linking is on
Number of layers is 1
Doing side 1 of 1
Playable in region 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Disc size is 12 cm
Disc has no copyright material
Writing ISO 9660 directories
Writing UDF 1.02 structures
Writing files
Writing final UDF information
Formatting finished.
Formatting finished.
Formatting finished.

[David Chaytor]

In the version of DVD SP that I have (DVD SP4), the General tab only allows you to set your resolution and display mode (aspect ratio), which in SD DVD I set to 16:9 letterbox. It is in the Project tab that the DVD standard is set, and I always choose SD DVD.

[David Chaytor]

Thanks Michael. I do actually choose SD DVD, as I’m quite aware that HD DVDs are virtually non-existent, and can’t be played anywhere. Like I said in my post, I used Compressor at first, chose CBR, mv2, used ac3 audio, and then chose SD DVD to burn it in DVDSP. Somehow, it burns the DVD, but it doesn’t include all that information that I’m sure is what enables the DVD to play in regular players.