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red33
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13. November 2003 @ 12:17 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I followed the DVDRIP 3.0 and Nero user guide to the letter...everything seemed to be fine, but when I started to play the movie, it when to a black screen that flashed "play" for a couple of seconds, then "stop",,then kicked me back to the DVD Player welcome scree.

I used a memorex DVD-R

also, I ckd the movie disk (Nemo) and found that there was an AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder...the Audio folder was empty tho...
(does any of that matter? i didn't see anything in the guide that even mentioned an audio_ts folder.

is there anything else i should have done?

here are the steps i took:

1.used dvdrip to rip the software to a folder...

2. renamed the folder to VIDEO_TS

3.used NERO to burn the VIDEO_TS folder

after it finished, i tried playing the disk.

Thanks,
Bodene
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14. November 2003 @ 01:33 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Sounds like u did everything right, up until u burnt the VIDEO_TS folder into Nero.

It matters not what the folder name is that u put your *ready to burn* ifo, bup, and VOB files into, since u do NOT burn that folder.

Instead, use Nero in DVD-Video mode. In the wizard....over on the left, you'll see the audio and video folders. Ignore the audio folder, but click once on the VIDEO_TS folder to open it up. Next, drag your *ready to burn* files (not the folder they are in) into the red VIDEO_TS folder that Nero provides. Then burn it.

If you burnt your VIDEO_TS folder into the folder that Nero provides...your player won't play it. If I misintepreted what you are saying u did...lemme know and I'll try again.
red33
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14. November 2003 @ 15:05 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
hey Bodene, thanks for replying.

i followed your instructions and got the same result: it flashes "play" for a couple of seconds, then "stop",,then kicks me back to the DVD Player welcome screen.

the first time i followed the guide: it said to choose DVD_ISO...then drage the Video_TS folder to that icon...you said choose DVD_VIDEO
and and drag the files to the VIDEO_TS file Nero provided...that's what I did...it made sense to me cause the actual dvd has an empty AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS with files in them.

I used DVDRIP to rip the files to a folder...the bar on the screen was all green.

I'm using a plextor 708A...I have no idea why it didn't work.
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red33
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14. November 2003 @ 16:47 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I was reading past posts and found one that said...Plays on DVD player but not on PC...so I said, why not check it out....both of the burnt DVDs played on my T.V. DVD player, but neither will play on the Pextor 708A....

So I guess both methods worked

I actually could care less about watching these on my PC, but I would sure be interested to find out why they won't play on it.

Thanks
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