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How do I create Dvd from iso that works in player?

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macunkie

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I am attempting to burn, ( with toast) , a dvd from an "iso" file.
After burning to a dvd-r disk, I can successfully mount the disk and
watch on my PowerBook.

However these same disks won't play on my dvd player. I believe I need to rip the disk with either MacTheRipper or HandBrake. I understand that MacTheRipper rips into video and audio folders that can be burned with toast.
Is this the best quality way to produce my dvd.

1.) First Burn the iso to dvd.
2.) Then rip using MacTheRipper. (Or do I use handbrake and will toast make a dvd from the mpeg4 output?)

3.) Then burn again.

Can anyone follow me on this and let me know the best way to
make a "universal" dvd from my iso files?

Thanks,

MacUnkie.
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Fallooza

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you can do it with disk utility. open disk utility, drap the iso to it, click burn. i am not sure if it will burn ta a DVD but it workd with a CD. or maybe you are trying ta do something different, then disregard this post
 
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macunkie

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Fallooza said:
you can do it with disk utility. open disk utility, drap the iso to it, click burn. i am not sure if it will burn ta a DVD but it workd with a CD.
Click to expand...

I need a working dvd. I DID burn the iso with toast and it works with my Powerbook but not my Dvd Player. I'm converted avi's to .mov and then burnt with toast and these Do play in my Dvd player. So I'm guessing I have to burn the iso first then rip into avi or video and audio folders then burn again so it will play on "most DVD players."


MacUnkie.
 
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macunkie said:
I need a working dvd. I DID burn the iso with toast and it works with my Powerbook but not my Dvd Player. I'm converted avi's to .mov and then burnt with toast and these Do play in my Dvd player. So I'm guessing I have to burn the iso first then rip into avi or video and audio folders then burn again so it will play on "most DVD players."


MacUnkie.
Click to expand...


you may not even need to burn the dvd.
if you have the video_ts, you can use dvdimager, make the image and mount it. then rip it
 

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