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  • Julian Wier

    August 14, 2008 at 1:45 am in reply to: Computer doesn’t recognize dvd’s

    ‘Your only goal at this point is to get the Video TS folder copied to a hard drive, anyway you can. Once you have it you can burn a proper DVD.’

    Absolutely. But I can’t do that. Toast doesn’t see the Video TS folder. It recognizes it as iso data. I copied the contacts and it replicated the problem. I created an image and that does the same thing. But the fact a set top DVD player can read it indicates there’s a sub director that should be accessible.

    BTW Thanks for your help with this.

  • Julian Wier

    August 12, 2008 at 3:38 pm in reply to: Computer doesn’t recognize dvd’s

    I tried on a PC but it won’t recognize the disk either. Toast can create an image file but still doesn’t recognize the format. I believe other macs can see and play these disks.

  • Julian Wier

    August 12, 2008 at 2:36 am in reply to: Computer doesn’t recognize dvd’s

    When I insert the disk into the computer I get the message; ‘The computer does not recognize this disk. Eject or Ignore’ I hit ignore but VLC has an open disk command and it plays it. Toast recognizes it as data and can copy it to another unreadable disk and Disk Utility can see it but obviously can’t fix the problem.

  • Julian Wier

    August 11, 2008 at 11:57 pm in reply to: Computer doesn’t recognize dvd’s

    The computer doesn’t recognize the disk so I can’t access any sub directory whatsoever. The only way to play it is with VLC. I’ve tried uploading a selection of new codecs without success. Someone suggested I replace/upgrade the DVD reader.

    The disks do play on standard DVD players.

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