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BiSWiS
24th July 2004, 05:52
FINIALLY I CAN POST. that five day waiting period KILLED ME.

Programs Using:
DVD Decrytor, DVD 2 one, and Ulead Burn.Now...

I got my DVD on the hard drive and shrunk it to a folder or *.ISO file*(look below for more)

When I burn it without being in a folder it doesnt automatically goto my movie watching program..
When I burn it with a folder it does...

BUT niether work in my PS2 or DVD player for my T.V.
any help?


.ISO what is this file and why does my shrinkers make one? I looked in all the guides but i stupid, couldnt find my way around and i cant read...
Would burning this file onto a DVD R work in my PS2 or DVD player?(basically solving my problem above?)

oddyseus
24th July 2004, 11:38
1. The period of 5 days waiting has been discussed alot in the past. Pls search for "waiting period" and u ll find alot to read along with the arguments that support it.

2. In the basics page (http://www.doom9.org/dvd-basics.htm) in the site, u can read about the structure of a dvd and understand the neccessity of VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders. Simply put, your dvd players, either software or hardware, cann't cope with dvd content when they r located outside of these folders.

3. ISO is a disk image, a file that contains all neccesary files in the right place (inside the correct folders). It is a ready to burn, properly formated dvd structure.

BiSWiS
24th July 2004, 12:20
So will burning just the ISo image in a Video_TS folder solve my problem of not being played in a regualer DVD player or PS2?

I made a VIDEO_TS folder on one disk and it worked, but only in my computer. I'm trying for a wide variety of uses.


I just noticed today that my DVD Shrink says "not encrypted"
Does that make a difference? I'm dumb.

oddyseus
25th July 2004, 00:41
Assuming that the iso is correct, and it will be if shrink has prepared it, u only need to open dvddecrypter, go to ISO Write, select the iso image nad hit the burn button.

Your dvd will be playable everywhere.

Commercial dvds r the only ones that can be encrypted. All the others that home users r making can't. Encryption is something that roght now only the dvd production plants r able to insert in a dvd disk.

BiSWiS
25th July 2004, 02:35
Alright thanks for the help.

I got everything working for my computer and my DVD player but still not my PS2. anyone know why PS2 doesnt support burned DVDs or if im doing something wrong?

NINJAS

killingspree
26th July 2004, 12:35
Originally posted by BiSWiS

I got everything working for my computer and my DVD player but still not my PS2. anyone know why PS2 doesnt support burned DVDs or if im doing something wrong?

have you checked your media compatibility?
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers.php?DVDnameid=445&Search=Search&#comments

perhaps this can help you ...

steVe

oddyseus
26th July 2004, 18:22
There r various flavors of PS2, with the first ones actually not supporting dvd-r at all. What is your serial number of it?