On Tuesday, January 4, 2005, at 09:15 PM, Ray Statham wrote: > I never had any success using Toast for copying VIDEO_TS files. > However, 'Popcorn', which is available from the Roxio site for $49.95 > (US), does a terrific job and makes it easy. It will also compress > files from double sided DVDs to fit on regular 4.7 gig DVDs, and the > results are extremely good. > > Ray > That is more messing around than either of the projects at hand call for. There is no reason to look at or process TS files to copy a DVD unless it is copy protected or over 4.7 gig. And remember, Though naked TS folders will play on your Mac they will not play in a DVD player. TS folders must be in another folder . ( that one represents the DVD) The Audio TS folder is most often empty and is I think, for music. > > On 4-Jan-05, at 5:34 PM, David Minard wrote: > >> I have Toast Titanium 6 and want to make copies of my son's college >> work, which he has rendered on to DVD (using FCP and DVD Studio Pro, >> I believe). His disks all have AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders. As I >> have never used Toast Titanium, would someone give me a quick run >> thru of how to do this, if it is feasible to do.