On Wednesday, March 3, 2004, at 09:43 AM, Gordon B. Alley wrote: > On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 10:40:36 +0100, Tim Shirey > <shirey at illustratedWORD.com> wrote: >> I thought the easiest way to make multiple copies of my DVDs (I >> produced) >> was to use the Apple Disk Copy utility to create a disc image (.dmg >> file) of >> my master DVD and then drag those files (AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS >> folders) onto >> the blank DVD for burning. >> Doing it this way would also solves the problem of how to archive >> finished >> projects without having to keep FCP files, iDVD menu files, audio >> clips, >> multiple .mov files, etc. files on my HD. I would only need a master >> DVD on >> hand to make copies in the future. >> >> I'm running into a new problem..... >> I open the .dmg file and drag the two folders (audio_ts, video_ts) >> from the >> disc image to the blank DVD for burning. The DVD burns fine. I pop >> the >> newly burned DVD into the Mac, the DVD player comes up but doesn't >> automatically open the menu. I need to manually open the VIDEO_TS >> folder to >> start up the movie menu, etc.. What am I doing wrong? Are there >> hidden >> files that are not being copied over that are on the master DVD? If >> so, I >> thought the disc copy utility copied those as well. >> >> Any solutions? I simply want to duplicate completed/archived DVDs. The T-S folders need to be inside another folder. That's it. Just make an empty folder, name it and put them in there. Drop that on Toast and you get a valid DVD. JIm > > I've made good DVD copies using Apple Disc Copy (now Disk Utility) > without having to do anything with the folders on the discs. > Translating to DU nomenclature, IIRC I just do Images->New->Image from > (Select a Device)..., tell it you are creating a CD/DVD Master, and > let it create the image on a hard disk. Then use Images->Burn... for > each DVD copy I want to make. > > -- > Gordon Alley <*> > <mailto:galley at texas.net> > <http://galley.home.texas.net> >