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Burning a DVD with menus

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i am attempting to burn a dvd that contains what appears to be the files from the original purchased dvd. i'm wondering what exactly i need to put within the burn folder so that my dvd player properly reads the dvd. would it be best to have the files on their own or better if they remain in the "video_ts" folder they are currently in. i'd prefer not to waste discs (and time, very slow burner) on experimenting. any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks!

i've attached a clipping of what im dealing with.

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illusionist said:
Please read the forum rules. This violates them.
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why? this is a home movie that was givin to him by a friend and he wants to make duplicates of it. He has already gone through the ripping process but cannot seem to be able to burn it, still with the menus in place. And this breaks forums rules how?
 
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He says it is "purchased". Where does he say it is a home movie? Forum rules are forum rulels. PM him if you can help him out.
 
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ste6168 said:
why? this is a home movie that was givin to him by a friend and he wants to make duplicates of it. He has already gone through the ripping process but cannot seem to be able to burn it, still with the menus in place. And this breaks forums rules how?
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Considering part of the filename is "Deadwood" I would be willing to bet it's not a "home movie". Let's not play game and just call a spade a spade. He's breaking the law.

Just in case you haven't read it yet, I suggest reading this:
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/announcement.php?f=70&a=20
 
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