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I have a movie on my computer that is a .img file...how do I view it? I clicked on it and a folder pops up with two folders: AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS...what do I do?
 
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Open the application – DVD Player
Under the file menu select "Open DVD Media…"
Locate the VIDEO_TS folder and press the "Choose" button
 
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Double click on the .img file. A disk image should now be available. Simply drag and drop the folder/s contained within the disk image to your desktop.

If you launch DVD Player:

Macintosh HD -> Applications -> DVD Player.app

and point it to the Video_TS folder, it should play the movie.
 
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One more question...is there a way to put a .img file on a dvd and play it back on a DVD player?
 
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You would have to use quicktime to convert it to an AVI file and then burn it to a DVD.
 

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