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Posted by Dragon on 09/28/92 11:35
"TDK-R" < @ .com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 17:12:59 GMT, "Dragon"
> <davewhitnospam@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>
>>"TDK-R" < @ .com> wrote in message
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>>> On Mon, 05 Dec 2005 01:45:32 GMT, "Dragon"
>>> <davewhitnospam@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>"graham" <graham.chapman983@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:hrKkf.13419$GC1.3239@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>> OK, I shrunk a DVD, and saved it to my Hard drive, so I can make a
>>>>> copy
>>>>> later on. Well, that time has come, but how do you burn the files that
>>>>> DVD
>>>>> shrink has made? Can you use Nero? or do you need another software to
>>>>> complete the process? I know that if you make a backup copy, DVD
>>>>> shrink
>>>>> (as long as you've got Nero) will automatically burn the image to a
>>>>> blank
>>>>> DVD afterwards? If you can use Nero, I've got nero 6, could you please
>>>>> explain how to do this??
>>>>> Graham
>>>>
>>>>shrink should have made two folders video_ts with all the files in and
>>>>an
>>>>Audio_ts with nothing in, if it hasnt make these folders and put the
>>>>files
>>>>that shrink has made on your ard drive into video_ts and then use nero
>>>>dvd
>>>>rom(iso) drag and drop the two folders into the new and burn them they
>>>>will
>>>>play on your dvd player
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Oh god don't do that! Hey if you want to make a DVD that will play in
>>> your normal DVD player Open Nero. Choose DVD Video, there will be a
>>> Red folder called Video_ts to the left, on the right browse to the
>>> files that shrink made and open the Video_ts folder and then drag all
>>> the files into the Red Video_ts folder to your left. Then tell it to
>>> burn. Make sure before burning that Finalize is checked (it should be
>>> automatically) don't worry about the Audio_ts folder just leave it the
>>> way it is. This info is based on my version on Nero 6 (USA).
>>
>>Hi tdk whats wrong with my way, i have been doing this for years with no
>>problems so whats the difference, like yours its only dragging the two
>>folders across and burning to dvd like you have.
>>
> You wrote DVD-ROM, that will only work on PC playback, you need to
> choose DVD Video for it to author it for console playback
Yes dvd rom ISO and it works great on all my dvds players and players i have
took the backups too, so i cant see what the difference is but i will do it
the way you said from now on just to see the difference
dave
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