file ISO

[fabiovan]

Hi everyone,

maybe is a stupid question but I don't know what can I do to have a file ISO from a decrypted files on HD

[The Edge]

Not sure I understand question.
Are you trying to create an ISO or trying to demux one?

If your creating one using DVDDecrypter set it to ISO mode first.

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[fabiovan]

Ok, I'll try to explain better what I want (sorry for my poor English) I have decrypted files (Ifo, Bup, Vob..) in a folder VIDEO_TS now I would make a file ISO from these files...

[The Edge]

You could use CloneDVD or UltraISO.
Or if you have the original DVD use ISO mode in DVDDecrypter.


Edge

[fabiovan]

ok thank's very much

[mordant]

Or ImgTool

[The Edge]

Yeap, ImgTool is probably a better solution..


Edge

[gcellen]

image tool help!! after decrypting with dvd decrypter, shrinking with dvd shrink, image tool gives me a message of "Cant find VIDEO_Ts directory" On the Help menu it says that it'll only work if i have write access to source directory or if source directory is properly structured. It seems like when I store my ripped files, i'm not storing it on the right place, don't know how to manually create a directory or name the file properly. i'd been trying to burn a dvd into my dvd-video format but it always comes out as a vcd. can anyone guide me? thanks

[Kedirekin]

In Explorer, go to the directory that contains your DVDShrink files. Create a subdirectory named VIDEO_TS (all caps). Move all your DVDShrink files into the VIDEO_TS subdirectory.

Now start up ImageTools and select the directory just above VIDEO_TS.

PS.
ImageTool will create an image using the directory you select as the root. Any files in the directory will be placed in the root of the image. You can create any directories you want and those directories will be put in the image (usefull if your original DVD had DVD-ROM extras you want to preserve). You are not limited to just a VIDEO_TS folder.

However, for a DVD to be playable in a stand-alone, it must have a VIDEO_TS folder, and all the video titleset files must be in that folder. ImageTools checks, and won't let you make an image that doesn't have a VIDEO_TS folder with at least some titleset files. Also FYI - ImageTools will create an AUDIO_TS folder if there isn't one. Some (very few) stand-alones won't play DVDs if they don't have an AUDIO_TS folder.

[gcellen]

I store my shrink movies in my D drive since it has so much space. So you mean to say is all I have to do is create a folder with the name VIDEO_TS and put the shrinked movies in there? looks something like this:

-D: (folder)VIDEO_TS
AUDIO_TS

Soryy, can't quite illustrate how it would look like but would that be correct? I appreciate your assistance and will try to do what you advised. Let me know if you think I understood your intructions or not. Thanks!!

[Kedirekin]

I'm not sure any more what you are trying to do. You want to make an ISO image using ImageTools, right?

If you have something that looks like this (for example):

d: -
|- BladeRunner
|- VIDEO_TS.BUP
|- VIDEO_TS.IFO
|- VIDEO_TS.VOB
|- VTS_01_0.BUP
|- ...


Create a VIDEO_TS directory under BladeRunner and move the files so it looks like this (for example):

d: -
|- BladeRunner
|- VIDEO_TS
|- VIDEO_TS.BUP
|- VIDEO_TS.IFO
|- VIDEO_TS.VOB
|- VTS_01_0.BUP
|- ...


After you do that, you should be able to use ImageTools to make an ISO of the BladeRunner directory. You can create an AUDIO_TS directory if you want to, but you don't have to - ImageTools will create one if it's not already there.