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I've been using DVD Decryptor to rip DVDs to my HD, now how do I burn the .VOB, .BUP, and .IFO files onto a DVD so my DVD players can read it?
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Burning DVDs - Quick question
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Use Nero, create a new DVD movie, then copy the files into the VIDEO_TS folder and burn it
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With DVD Decrypter you should really use the ISO Read & Write Modes, much simpler than IFO Mode.
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_slh_ said:
What about the audio? Does it do it automatically?
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Yes ISO mode gets everything.
if it is a dvd-9 or higher u want on a single 4g gete dvd shrink.
if it is a dvd-9 or higher u want on a single 4g gete dvd shrink.
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DVDShrink is easier.
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Mr.Guvernment said:
I was talking about burning the VOB files with nero, not the iso.
I have a dual layer burner, so I don't really have to worry about the size (just the price of the blank media
).Speaking of which, can most DVD players (particularly the xbox, thats what I generally use) read burned DL disks?
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Well, I've been backing up my movies onto Verbatim DVD-R's and burning them at 4X and have had no problems whatsoever on my PS2 yet amazingly.
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\LoneWolf121188 said:I was talking about burning the VOB files with nero, not the iso.
I have a dual layer burner, so I don't really have to worry about the size (just the price of the blank media
Speaking of which, can most DVD players (particularly the xbox, thats what I generally use) read burned DL disks?
throw in a regualr dvd-9 or higher DVD
it should play them fine since it plays regualr dvd's
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The thing is though, it doesn't read burned CDs, though it does read bought CDs (oddly, it reads CDRWs with no problem...).
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