Zoran

I recently tried burning a dvd from an *.iso file for the first time and ended up with a coaster. Turns out that all the files that would normally be inside of a VIDEO_TS folder (VOB, IFO, BUF, etc) were placed directly on the root of the DVD. Did I miss an option that automatically creates the directory and moves the files in there when burning from an *.iso file? Or do I need to do it manually somehow? Thanks in advance.

Nope. Actually, the movie is a rip off of a VHS or reel movie, not a direct DVD rip. And the only DTS-capable system in my home is one of the players that doesn't play the audio.

Hi, sorry if this question has been asked before (I did a few searches but couldn't find anything similar). I used ImgBurn to build an image from a VIDEO_TS movie yet for some reason, of the three DVD-players in my house, sound can only be heard on one of them (the newest one). On the other hand, when I create the dvd's as *.img or *.iso files, they play perfectly on all three players. I'm just curious as to why they display the video fine yet have a problem with the audio. *EDIT* Just thought I should mention, I burned the dvd with a VIDEO_TS directory but didn't include an empty AUDIO_TS directory. Could it be that the older players are particular about such a thing and require and empty AUDIO_TS directory?