Recording DVD2one results - Club CDFreaks

Grant5711 · 28-02-2003

How do I record the info to disc, after its run through the DVD2one program, I have Primo and nero, which is the best to use and can you instruct me Please.

ReneB · 01-03-2003

Just make sure the output of DVD2one goes into a directory named VIDEO_TS (yes uppercase letters)

Then use primo DVD to burn that directory and everything should work perfectly

Msmax · 01-03-2003

What if Nero complains about missing a VOB file. Original contained 6 vob's, after processing only 4 left.

Did follow the guide for IFOUpdate etc. Set for input the original IFO and the authored path to the one created by DVD2one.

Any idea's?

falco533 · 01-03-2003

TO MsMax
DONT use NERO

jwo62 · 02-03-2003

are you doing movie only or menus?

if you are doing menus,did you copy your video_ts.vob,and the vts_01_0 files?

if you are doing movie only,dont use ifoupdate.

Msmax · 02-03-2003

I followed the guide found on this forum.

Copy the main movie, compress and put back to original folder.
Use IFOUpdate and burn to disc.

I noticed that the error only occurs if I use NEro in DVD video mode.
If used in DVD UDF/ISO then the disc will burn and can be played on my Philips 711 home set. Offcourse I have to create the AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS folders my self then.

But still... Somewhere is a reference to VOB 5 in one of the files.

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ReneB CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 453	Just make sure the output of DVD2one goes into a directory named VIDEO_TS (yes uppercase letters) Then use primo DVD to burn that directory and everything should work perfectly __________________ -- Rene http://www.DVD2one.com

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01-03-2003	#3 (permalink)
Msmax New on Forum Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	What if Nero complains about missing a VOB file. Original contained 6 vob's, after processing only 4 left. Did follow the guide for IFOUpdate etc. Set for input the original IFO and the authored path to the one created by DVD2one. Any idea's?

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falco533 CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 32	TO MsMax DONT use NERO

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jwo62 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Blue State Posts: 133	are you doing movie only or menus? if you are doing menus,did you copy your video_ts.vob,and the vts_01_0 files? if you are doing movie only,dont use ifoupdate.

02-03-2003	#6 (permalink)
Msmax New on Forum Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	I followed the guide found on this forum. Copy the main movie, compress and put back to original folder. Use IFOUpdate and burn to disc. I noticed that the error only occurs if I use NEro in DVD video mode. If used in DVD UDF/ISO then the disc will burn and can be played on my Philips 711 home set. Offcourse I have to create the AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS folders my self then. But still... Somewhere is a reference to VOB 5 in one of the files.