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seanne · Local time: Dec 12, 2006, 11:49 PM

VOB files are video files. If all you have are .vobs then you won't have any menu's - only video. If you don't want any menu's then all you need to do is (1) create two folders, called AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS (2) place the .vob files in the VIDEO_TS folder (3) choose the option "DVD-Video Files" in Nero Express. (if you're using some other method of displaying Nero, like SmartStart, switch to Express as it's much simpler and straightforward) (4) Burn.

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seanne · Local time: Dec 13, 2006, 12:17 AM

Originally Posted by gaming

What are the menu files called?

I have these files as well:
VTS_01_0.BUP
VTS_01_0.IFO
VTS_01_0.VOB

(This was just the files for the this VOB, the other VOB files also have BUP and IFO)

Ah yeah, those should be the menu's.

So do you use Nero Express?

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seanne · 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by gaming

I have Nero Express too.

Good. Then just follow the steps I pointed out and you'll be home free.

Originally Posted by Skexis

Might as well hijack this, since I've been trying to burn some things myself. On Dual-Layer DVDs, I need DL media, and a utility that will let me use a layer break, but does it matter where I choose to put the layer break, or is there a way to preview how it will end up looking?

Do you absolutely need to burn it on a DL disc? Because an alternative would be to split the VOB file(s) you have and then burn it to two regular dvds. It's a simple process and done at no loss in quality.

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seanne · Local time: Dec 13, 2006, 01:36 AM

Originally Posted by Skexis

Well, it's not necessary, but I'd rather not have to switch DVDs if I can help it, because it's only 5 gigs or so.

I see. I have no experience using DL discs, but I would have thought that the ISO/VOB(s) you have would already have a layer break. But it could just as well be the other way, I guess.

But is it an ISO or just a bunch of VOB files that you have?

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What's transcoding, then? Or is that simply splitting it like you mentioned?

That means to re-encode - in order to lower the filesize (and as a result the quality as well).

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