DVD Burning Problems?

thanks, I'll try that

First, let me admit I am a total newb to this. I downloaded a DVD in .VOB format. Can anyone now tell me what to do to be able to view it. Sorry for such a newb question, just not sure how to burn it to a DVD.

I understand how to handle aud files, just not the vidoe ones.

[bonzobonham]

You will need the correct program to burn the files to a DVD. What do you have ??

I have Roxio CD and DVD creator 6.

[bonzobonham]

Hmmm...I'm not familiar with that program. Since it is a DVD burning program you should be able to put the VIDEO_TS folder containing the VOB files into the burning menu somehow(add files maybe) and click burn !! If you cant make it work - try using one of the other programs available for free download, like nero - it has a free 30 day trial I believe. I use nero for all my DVD burning. You can get it at filehippo.com, or just google nero and go their site for the trial download version.

[Five]

burn a "data dvd" (default) with the VIDEO_TS folder you downloaded as well as an empty AUDIO_TS folder. also recommended is to add an EXTRAS_TS folder and dump the artwork and info-type stuff in there. that way you have a tradeable & watchable DVD.

[diggrd]

Heres how it's done with Roxio
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...95&postcount=2

Thanks for all the help

Sorry-another question. I went to burn/transfer some vob files into Nero but the files aren't transferring. I went to the files section of utorrent and tried to drag and drop-didn't work. ??? Do I need to stop seeding before I try to transfer the files for burning?

Never mind. I figured it out.

[BinderFresh]

well, I know this is a very old thread.But I just learn some related information, so I'd like to post here. If disturbing, I am sorry.
When you open a DVD disc, usually you will find two folders there: AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS. AUDIO_TS folder is generally empty because it is used primarily for DVD-Audio. While VIDEO_TS folder contains files with BUP, VOB, and IFO extension. All of them play respective important roles so that a DVD player can recognize them and play DVD smoothly.
Source from http://www.videoconverterfactory.com...converter.html
VOB (Video OBjects): VOB is the container format in DVD-Video media, which contains digital video & audio, subtitles, DVD menus and navigation contents multiplexed together into a stream form.
IFO (InFOrmation): IFO file is an important document to control the VOB file playback process.
BUP (BackUP): The BUP file is exactly the same as the IFO file, which is a backup of the IFO file.
Then how about convert VOB, you can check the above source

[Unidecker]

you're welcome shmoe lol :P