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I have a powerbook g4 titanium, 60 GB HD, 512 MB ram, 1Ghz processor. I use the program DVD Backup to put dvd’s on my desktop as TS folders. It has served me well on business trips, bored meetings, etc. I recently upgraded to Tiger and now I can not watch the created VIDEO_TS folders on the DVD player. What is the deal? Thank you for asking this particular question.
As it turns out, I, um, made a personal backup copy of a Disney DVD onto my laptop back when it was running Panther, and it worked fine with the Panther DVD Player. Based on your question, I checked it out in Tiger, and you’re absolutely right! The Open VIDEO_TS option on the File menu has been quietly renamed Open DVD Media and you’re right, it no longer opens and works with VIDEO_TS folders. Isn’t that interesting? Fortunately, it’s not a show-stopper, because there’s a great piece of freeware that you should already have on your Mac that plays oodles of different video and audio formats, far more than QuickTime and DVD Player:. VLC is part of a remarkably sophisticated suite of applications available for a wide range of operating systems, ranging from Linuxes to Windows and, of course, Mac OS X. Download this application, choose File –>Open File, select your VIDEO_TS folder, and voila!
You’re watching your movie. Here, I’ll show you: Just don’t tell Disney about this screen shot, okay? 🙂 Anyway, download and you’ll be good to go! “I figured it out. Not only does the folder have to be named VIDEO_TS but also, the individual files must be named VTS_01_1.VOB etc.
There can be nothing else in the file names. Before I changed the file names they were named Movie name/VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_1.VOB — sort of like a path.
I deleted everything in the name of each file except VTS_01_1.VOB etc. And now DVD player plays it.
Posted by: elliott at August 13, 2005 1:55 AM” This guy is totally right. I had a similar problem.
Instead of having the name of the movie before the VTS_01_1.VOB, i had “part” written after. Minecraft Pe Mods Ios No Jailbreak Ifunbox. I erased the “part” of every single file of this kind and it worked just fine. And that’s my story!
*flies away*. I was really excited t find your post; someone addressing this problem of my Mac not playing a DVD which is apparently not in a Mac-friendly format. So I downloaded VLC – I’d previously deleted it because it was always returning errors, but I figured I’d give it a shot, anyway. Sadly, I’m still getting errors instead of Sweeney Todd. It says it can’t undf files & that there’s no way to fix this. It actually says in the error log, repeatedly, there’s no way to fix this.
I generally use Movist, another great piece of free software; and this is actually the first thing I’ve come across it won’t play. I was shocked it would be of all things a store bought copy of Sweeney Todd. WE have issues with both VLC and DVD player in a MAC context. DVD player reminds us we can only rezone another ‘n’ times. If we cancel, it ejects the disc.
VLC is simply not playing the media, with certain discs which play fine elsewhere. Running one iMAC on 10.5.8, on MACbookPRO as well, plus one MACbook on Snowleopard. On our copy of ‘Big Fish’ the VIDEO_TS folder is upper case all. Cannot copy to HDD. Crashes VLC if I drag the VIDEO_TS folder onto the VLC media player. Front Row simply doesn’t recognise the DVD, yet, in a windows context,plays fine.
The search goes on.
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