I create a DVD from mp4 digital downloads. They play on the computer but not on a stand alone DVD player. The DVD I do create, contain two folders named Audio_TS and Video_TS. Only the Video_TS contains any data, the Audio_TS folder is empty. Some of the digital videos are in two parts. I edit them a bit and then join them together before burning them. I suspect I need some kind of autorun scripts installed also that will start the DVD automatically.
Will anybody recommend, preferably. a freeware program that will do the job?
Incidentally, I am burnig to DVD+RW disksWilliam Lockie
Often DVD+RW and DVD-RW disks will not to play on a stand alone DVD player.
Try burning them to DVD+R or DVD-R instead.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
Check the DVD player owner's manual to find the types of disks
it will play. The manual for a low-price unit I've seen lists more
disk types that it *won't* play than types it *will* play.
-- Jeff, in Minneapolis
Put your MP3's onto a CDR and they will play on your DVD player Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds
Re #3
The poster is asking about mp4's (Video) not mp3's (audio). There is also mention of a Video_TS folder and a Audio_TS folder which is standard Video structure. The requirement was to play these videos on a stand alone DVD player.blockie
As you probably know, it is not that unusual to have an empty Audio_TS folder - the sound runs directly from the video.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
Could you also elaborate on what happens when you try to play it, IE. does it try to load the disc, does it play but distorted, etc?