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Old 30-04-2006, 15:55   #1
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ISO to DVD
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I have just used Decrypter to produce a ISO file form a recorded DVD-ram disc. I would like to burn this to DVD-R and a true DVD ie VoB files etc rather than a copy of the ISO file.

Any ideas on how to do this.................

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Re: ISO to DVD
I would use nero for that. If you burn the iso in nero you should end up with playable dvd-r.
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Old 30-04-2006, 16:28   #3
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Re: ISO to DVD
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I would use nero for that. If you burn the iso in nero you should end up with playable dvd-r.
Just tried that and it burnt as a VRO file (orignal format on ram disc) which did not player dvd stand alone DVD player ?

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Old 30-04-2006, 16:29   #4
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Re: ISO to DVD
burn it with dvd decrypter

You can split the iso and make sure theres vob files or maybe the original is in a different format not vob bup ifo etc.You will need to spilt the iso file and re encode it to vob
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Re: ISO to DVD
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maybe the original is in a different format not vob bup ifo etc.You will need to spilt the iso file and re encode it to vob
The original in in VRO format (recorded on DVD-ram disc) how do I split the ISO file and re encode it to vob ??? This is what I am having problems with. I open decrypter by double click on the ISO file and basically get struck from there on.....................

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Old 30-04-2006, 17:02   #6
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I use nero vision express to convert and burn ISO, AVI, BIN, Etc to DVD... it also joins files.
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Re: ISO to DVD
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I use nero vision express to convert and burn ISO, AVI, BIN, Etc to DVD... it also joins files.
I can do this................... but when I burn the ISO file to a DVD it burns back as the original VRO file and when I try and play it in my DVD player it states unsupport ! It need to get from ISO to VoB files etc and that is what I struggling at.

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Old 30-04-2006, 17:10   #8
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extract the image with decrypter then see if the vro file is recognised by nero vision as mentioned.This will allow you to re encode the files to vob hopefully

http://www.authoringware.com/vro.htm try this

ok simple possibility change the extension of the vro file to mpg then open this in nero vision apparently the vro will be seen as an mpg (source here http://www.dvd-guides.com/component/...12847.msg13517 )
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I can do this................... but when I burn the ISO file to a DVD it burns back as the original VRO file and when I try and play it in my DVD player it states unsupport ! It need to get from ISO to VoB files etc and that is what I struggling at.

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Did you use nero VISION EXPRESS addon? or did you just throw the ISO into nero?
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Did you use nero VISION EXPRESS addon? or did you just throw the ISO into nero?
I think..............I just throw the ISO into nero by going into windows explorer and double clicking it

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Old 30-04-2006, 18:13   #11
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select file mode on decrypter or another isobuster(i think winrar extracts from iso) and extract data from iso burnt dvd. Then remane files with .mpg instad of what it is now.Then browse to nero in programs list and select vision express. Add renamed files to dvd video mode and see what happens
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Old 30-04-2006, 18:25   #12
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I think..............I just throw the ISO into nero by going into windows explorer and double clicking it

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Download Imgburn free... this will burn ISO and loads of other file types onto DVD. Failing that try here for further help.
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Old 30-04-2006, 18:44   #13
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no he does not want to burn the iso the iso has data in the wrong format
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Re: ISO to DVD
Just a thought but did you finalise the ram disc in the DVD recorder before creating an ISO?
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Just a thought but did you finalise the ram disc in the DVD recorder before creating an ISO?
I did not think you could !

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