Burning DVD's on Ubuntu (NOT ISO-files)
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I have a load of self-compiled video dvd's made on Cyberlink PowerDirector which I used to burn to dvd's through Ashampoo Burning Studio 16. These are NOT images of DVD (ie. ISO-files) but instead VIDEO_TS folders with .BUP, .IFO and .VOB -files.
They include custom-made menus, music etc.
Neither programme I used to use (and paid licenses for) sadly seems to work through WINE programmes (tried Crossover and some others). Thus I have already given up of creating more dvd's (for now), but would dearly love to burn the ones I created earlier.
Is there any dvd burner for Ubuntu which handles VIDEO_TS floders instead of ISO images? I have no clue how I would create ISOs...
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I have a load of self-compiled video dvd's made on Cyberlink PowerDirector which I used to burn to dvd's through Ashampoo Burning Studio 16. These are NOT images of DVD (ie. ISO-files) but instead VIDEO_TS folders with .BUP, .IFO and .VOB -files.
They include custom-made menus, music etc.
Neither programme I used to use (and paid licenses for) sadly seems to work through WINE programmes (tried Crossover and some others). Thus I have already given up of creating more dvd's (for now), but would dearly love to burn the ones I created earlier.
Is there any dvd burner for Ubuntu which handles VIDEO_TS floders instead of ISO images? I have no clue how I would create ISOs...
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I have a load of self-compiled video dvd's made on Cyberlink PowerDirector which I used to burn to dvd's through Ashampoo Burning Studio 16. These are NOT images of DVD (ie. ISO-files) but instead VIDEO_TS folders with .BUP, .IFO and .VOB -files.
They include custom-made menus, music etc.
Neither programme I used to use (and paid licenses for) sadly seems to work through WINE programmes (tried Crossover and some others). Thus I have already given up of creating more dvd's (for now), but would dearly love to burn the ones I created earlier.
Is there any dvd burner for Ubuntu which handles VIDEO_TS floders instead of ISO images? I have no clue how I would create ISOs...
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I have a load of self-compiled video dvd's made on Cyberlink PowerDirector which I used to burn to dvd's through Ashampoo Burning Studio 16. These are NOT images of DVD (ie. ISO-files) but instead VIDEO_TS folders with .BUP, .IFO and .VOB -files.
They include custom-made menus, music etc.
Neither programme I used to use (and paid licenses for) sadly seems to work through WINE programmes (tried Crossover and some others). Thus I have already given up of creating more dvd's (for now), but would dearly love to burn the ones I created earlier.
Is there any dvd burner for Ubuntu which handles VIDEO_TS floders instead of ISO images? I have no clue how I would create ISOs...
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I know that brasero and tovid work pretty well with VIDEO_TS files
brasero is available in ubuntu repository, so feel free to start with this one.
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
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Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
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well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
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From Your question you have already have the VIDEO_TS folders so create a TOC (table of contents) so that genisoimage can read it to create the .udf file:
dvdauthor -o /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS -T
Now convert your dvd to the dvd compatible filesystem:
genisoimage [-V label] -dvd-video -o output.fs /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS/
tip: -dvd-video creates udf filesystem required for video playback
at this point you can go ahead and burn it to a physical dvd:
wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 output.fs
where /dev/sr0 is the path to the dvd rom
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
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2 Answers
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I know that brasero and tovid work pretty well with VIDEO_TS files
brasero is available in ubuntu repository, so feel free to start with this one.
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
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well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
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I know that brasero and tovid work pretty well with VIDEO_TS files
brasero is available in ubuntu repository, so feel free to start with this one.
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
1
well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
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up vote
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up vote
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I know that brasero and tovid work pretty well with VIDEO_TS files
brasero is available in ubuntu repository, so feel free to start with this one.
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
I know that brasero and tovid work pretty well with VIDEO_TS files
brasero is available in ubuntu repository, so feel free to start with this one.
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
answered Nov 23 at 15:28
janmyszkier
37315
37315
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
1
well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
add a comment |
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
1
well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
Brasero? Brasero's main menu doesn't even have a suitable option to select for burning VIDEO_TS folder??? Or if it has - then I can't figure out what it is... Because I am not burning Data Disk, I'm not creating a Video DVD (that work is already done) and I'm not burning an image (as I don't have an image). Those seem to be the only options available in Brasero...???
– Petri Paimander
Nov 23 at 15:41
1
1
well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
well if your VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS are already done, just drop them onto the video project dir and burnd it. this also works with k3b and here's detailed tutorial on it: ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/…
– janmyszkier
Nov 23 at 15:59
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From Your question you have already have the VIDEO_TS folders so create a TOC (table of contents) so that genisoimage can read it to create the .udf file:
dvdauthor -o /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS -T
Now convert your dvd to the dvd compatible filesystem:
genisoimage [-V label] -dvd-video -o output.fs /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS/
tip: -dvd-video creates udf filesystem required for video playback
at this point you can go ahead and burn it to a physical dvd:
wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 output.fs
where /dev/sr0 is the path to the dvd rom
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
900218
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From Your question you have already have the VIDEO_TS folders so create a TOC (table of contents) so that genisoimage can read it to create the .udf file:
dvdauthor -o /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS -T
Now convert your dvd to the dvd compatible filesystem:
genisoimage [-V label] -dvd-video -o output.fs /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS/
tip: -dvd-video creates udf filesystem required for video playback
at this point you can go ahead and burn it to a physical dvd:
wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 output.fs
where /dev/sr0 is the path to the dvd rom
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
900218
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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From Your question you have already have the VIDEO_TS folders so create a TOC (table of contents) so that genisoimage can read it to create the .udf file:
dvdauthor -o /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS -T
Now convert your dvd to the dvd compatible filesystem:
genisoimage [-V label] -dvd-video -o output.fs /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS/
tip: -dvd-video creates udf filesystem required for video playback
at this point you can go ahead and burn it to a physical dvd:
wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 output.fs
where /dev/sr0 is the path to the dvd rom
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
900218
From Your question you have already have the VIDEO_TS folders so create a TOC (table of contents) so that genisoimage can read it to create the .udf file:
dvdauthor -o /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS -T
Now convert your dvd to the dvd compatible filesystem:
genisoimage [-V label] -dvd-video -o output.fs /parent folder/containing/VIDEO_TS/
tip: -dvd-video creates udf filesystem required for video playback
at this point you can go ahead and burn it to a physical dvd:
wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 output.fs
where /dev/sr0 is the path to the dvd rom
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
900218
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
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answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
900218
answered Nov 24 at 15:28
ptetteh227
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