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AFAIK, even when the audio track is encoded into the video files, the DVD player needs that a folder named AUDIO_TS exists (although empty), and probably that the disc is finalised (single session).

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some dvd players do not recognise discs that do not have an AUDIO_TS folder. whenever i download a disc, i always add an empty AUDIO_TS folder before burning in toast & i haven't had any problems this way.

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Hmmm...Under 1GB? Maybe its a VCD!
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]warhol wrote: [/QUOTENAME]some dvd players do not recognise discs that do not have an AUDIO_TS folder. whenever i download a disc, i always add an empty AUDIO_TS folder before burning in toast & i haven't had any problems this way.

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I had already done that, but it didn't work. That was why I added the whole content of the video_ts to the audio_ts folder. Go figure! :)

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Doesnt work for me....urgghhhh haha
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