| deleted user 09.07.2006 00:25 |
I have come across a problem while trying to burn a dvd from a torrent. For some reason, there was no Auido_TS folder, only the Video_ts one, so as a result, the dvd came out with no audio. Does anyone else have this problem? Does anyone know what to do? |
| deleted user 09.07.2006 00:36 |
also, i forgot to mention, when the torrent is done, all i do is just burn it to the dvd, directly from the video_ts folder, but the problem is there is no Audio_ts folder. Does anyone know what i am doing wrong, or whether i have to convert something..or...i dunno because this is my first one, and i know there are people much more experienced at this than me...i would really appreciate some advice...thanks in advance.. :-) |
| pcgenius9 09.07.2006 02:58 |
DVD's don't need an audio_ts folder if the audio track is encoded directly into the mpeg file. |
| queenfanatic77 09.07.2006 11:06 |
oooh right, so what you are saying is that the audio is already in all of the files, most of the time? right? So if a dvd doesnt contain audio then the audio isnt encoded in the torrent...ok, because the same thing has been happening to me...So, if it contains no audio, there is no way to fix that, am i right? thanks a lot pcgenious! :-) |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 11:11 |
I have that same problem with the VH1 Rock Honors DVD. Cheers, Ogre- |
| deleted user 09.07.2006 12:47 |
Exactly...but what could be the purpose of this problem? |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 12:50 |
I dunno...maybe the person sharing the torrent does not have audio encoded in their files. The only thing that is left to do is just watch the video without the sound. haha...well have fun! cheers |
| pcgenius9 09.07.2006 13:02 |
Exactly. If the person at the time forgot to encode the audio then no sound! ...or if you do not have the right codec to play the audio then no sound! |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 14:54 |
In fact I hear the audio on the PC. When I burn it to DVD, the audio is gone. Cheers, Ogre- |
| pcgenius9 09.07.2006 15:01 |
Sounds like the DVD burner doesn't support or the software doesn't have the codec |
| queenfanatic77 09.07.2006 15:13 |
haha, yeah, thats pretty weird! |
| habalushy 09.07.2006 15:22 |
I HAVE A SOLUTION! I've put a dvd in my dvd-rom drive and opened it in My Computer. When i go into the folders, there are: "video_ts" (without "_") "audio_ts" (without "_") when i open "audio_ts" it is empty. maybe that would help if you made that folder. Just an idea: good luck |
| chefman5150 09.07.2006 15:32 |
Sounds logical enough... |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 15:45 |
Yeah, that does work! |
| deleted user 09.07.2006 15:47 |
Hey, thanks so much! Ill try it out...it seems good enough to work :-)) |
| pcgenius9 09.07.2006 15:51 |
Yeah it does...but not everything in computing is logical! :( |
| deleted user 09.07.2006 16:02 |
yeah, but i dont get what the point is of making an audio_ts folder, when there is going t be nothing in it, hehe! |
| deleted user 09.07.2006 16:52 |
question for habalushy, did you create the Audio_ts folder by yourself, and did you do it before burning or after burning? |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 19:17 |
Thank you! It worked! :D How strange is that? I just copied all the files into both folders: audio_ts and video_ts. All of them. And it worked! :) Oh, well I only hope not to come to the same problem with files that are big enough not to fit in duplicity in a DVD :) Cheers, Ogre- |
| theCro 09.07.2006 19:30 |
in both folders?? which is the size of actual VIDEO_TS folder then!? |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 19:46 |
whoah! are you kidding me? did it really work? so all you did is just copy the same files from the video folder to bothe of them? OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!! and then did you burn them to the dvd? that is awesome!! Ive got to try it!!! thanks! |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 19:52 |
theCro wrote: in both folders?? which is the size of actual VIDEO_TS folder then!?A little less than 1Gb. :) |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 19:54 |
ILoVeRoGeRxoxo wrote: whoah! are you kidding me? did it really work? so all you did is just copy the same files from the video folder to bothe of them? OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!! and then did you burn them to the dvd? that is awesome!! Ive got to try it!!! thanks!That's exactly what I did, and then I burned it to a DVD that played well in both my DVD players. :) |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 19:54 |
ok...so what you are saying is that you made a folder, and you copied the files from video_ts to audio_ts, and you got sound on the dvd player? |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 19:55 |
wow, thanks so much, this is great! I really appreciate the help! thanks, really! :-)) |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 20:19 |
ILoVeRoGeRxoxo wrote: ok...so what you are saying is that you made a folder, and you copied the files from video_ts to audio_ts, and you got sound on the dvd player?Exactly! As odd as it may seem :) |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 09.07.2006 20:21 |
ooohhh...i am soo upset...it doesnt work for me! uuurrghhh! Its okay though, thanks anyways, ill try it on another file! thanks again! |
| Wilki Amieva 09.07.2006 21:11 |
All of this is typical nonsense. |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 09.07.2006 22:29 |
QUEENDigital wrote: All of this is typical nonsense.Wilki said it all. Iloverogerxoxo, for the record, I used NeroExpress 6. Cheers, Ogre- |
| habalushy 10.07.2006 02:10 |
glad to help. but like the rest of you i have no idea why it works |
| gnomo 10.07.2006 04:00 |
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). HTH |
| warhol 10.07.2006 05:13 |
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. w |
| pcgenius9 10.07.2006 05:57 |
Hmmm...Under 1GB? Maybe its a VCD! |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 10.07.2006 07:38 |
warhol wrote: 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. wI 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! :) Cheers, Ogre- |
| ILoVeRoGeRxoxo 10.07.2006 08:42 |
Doesnt work for me....urgghhhh haha |