[DVD] Ed Kowalczyk @The Enmore, Sydney 2010-10-31, DVD now ready for download - Full pro-shot concert Options

[ridley]

I just realised the chapter marking for the 'Stand' video was missing - so I will upload an updated version of part 11 and 12 tomorrow for anyone who wants this error fixed

[ridley]

I just realised the chapter marking for the 'Stand' video was missing - so I will upload an updated version of part 11 and 12 tomorrow for anyone who wants this error fixed

Ok - for any fellow anal/perfectionists out there, simply re-download Parts 11 and 12 and this will fix the chapter mark error

Part 11
Part 12

Links have also been fixed in previous posts.

[dangum]

Thanks Ridley. I'm still downloading it, but I gave the video a sneak peak and the PQ is surprisingly good considering the FLV source. The whole package (menu, cover etc.) is fantastic - your design skills are exceptional.

[sabathiel]

I couldn't play this video on VLC even after extracting the RAR files. I noticed there was no 1 single ISO file after extracting unlike another video which was also RAR files (Live MTV Unplugged). When I try to play the video on VLC it only shows the menu like Song Selection, Play All and Bonus with the Enmore Theatre picture as the background. This came up on VLC player after I click on Video TS to be played with VLC player. I had problems with burning as well and when eventually succeeded in burning to DVD the same problem occurred like when trying to play on VLC player. Only the menu appears and nothing happens when I click on the menu selection options.

I downloaded the amended RAR files part 11 and 12 not the original part 11 and part 12 files.

Please help.

Edit to add
I just tried playing the DVD on a real DVD player and it worked but none of the DVD player programs on my computer can play the DVD. I tried VLC, Realplayer, Windows Media Player, Nero, Arcade etc none of them play the DVD by clicking any options of the menu. Strange.

This post has been edited by sabathiel: Feb 23 2011, 12:59 pm

[PurdueSteve]

I couldn't play this video on VLC even after extracting the RAR files. I noticed there was no 1 single ISO file after extracting unlike another video which was also RAR files (Live MTV Unplugged). When I try to play the video on VLC it only shows the menu like Song Selection, Play All and Bonus with the Enmore Theatre picture as the background. This came up on VLC player after I click on Video TS to be played with VLC player. I had problems with burning as well and when eventually succeeded in burning to DVD the same problem occurred like when trying to play on VLC player. Only the menu appears and nothing happens when I click on the menu selection options.

I downloaded the amended RAR files part 11 and 12 not the original part 11 and part 12 files.

Please help.

Edit to add
I just tried playing the DVD on a real DVD player and it worked but none of the DVD player programs on my computer can play the DVD. I tried VLC, Realplayer, Windows Media Player, Nero, Arcade etc none of them play the DVD by clicking any options of the menu. Strange.

The disc is fine. The files are the raw files and not a disc image (ISO). Many DVD players will play the disc if you drag the Video_TS folder into the software/players window. The player needs to treat the files like a DVD-Disc instead of an individual video file. You may also be able to play it correctly by trying an "open disc on hard drive" or "open disc-folders" option.

When you launch an individual .vob file, the player will just attempt to play that file.

To burn the disc you have to make sure you're burning it as a DVD-Video disc. Simply burning the video_ts folder to a blank disc will result in the disc being a data disc with that folder on it.

[PurdueSteve]

ImgBurn, a free application will let you create an ISO from Ridley's project and it will also burn it for you using the correct settings. You can download it here

http://www.imgburn.com/

Simply choose whether or not you want to burn the disc or create a disc image (ISO) then drag the Video_TS folder into the input window. IMGBurn will read that data as a DVD-Video disc and will populate the correct settings. The Video_TS folder must be the top-level folder, any other folder arrangement will cause the disc to be flagged as a data-disc and as such any dvd player will not play it.

[sabathiel]

ImgBurn, a free application will let you create an ISO from Ridley's project and it will also burn it for you using the correct settings. You can download it here

http://www.imgburn.com/

Simply choose whether or not you want to burn the disc or create a disc image (ISO) then drag the Video_TS folder into the input window. IMGBurn will read that data as a DVD-Video disc and will populate the correct settings. The Video_TS folder must be the top-level folder, any other folder arrangement will cause the disc to be flagged as a data-disc and as such any dvd player will not play it.

I downloaded the IMG program. Convert the Video TS to ISO file. Tried to play it and it didn't play on my computer. Converted the ISO file to a new Video TS folder. Tried to play this new Video TS folder on my computer still doesn't play. It doesn't matter what program I use. They all don't work. VLC, RealPlayer, WM Player etc. I then burned the ISO file to a blank DVD and still it won't play on any computer but it will play on my LG DVD player and Samsung TV. So it's still like the first DVD that I burned which played only on my LG DVD player but wouldn't play on any computer. Still the same problem. The DVD root menu appears and none of the options will play although I can switch from one option to another using the mouse but nothing happens when I click on any of the options. If the final result was a data disc then it shouldn't play on my LG DVD player but should play on my computers. But this is the other way round. It doesn't matter if I use the IMG program or the WIN RAR program.

Now I am burning the Video TS folder to the blank DVD using the IMG program but still the same result. I then tried copying this silly DVD onto another DVD and the result was that the concert plays but without menus that means I don't get to watch the bonus and the slideshow. Also none of the burned DVDs have autoplay function when I right click on the mouse. Neither do they show any option to play with any of the video player softwares on the computer. Right click shows "explore" and "open" which if I click simply takes me to the Video TS folder and then I can try to play the Video TS folder with my computer's video player software programs from there but it only shows the DVD menu.

[sabathiel]

I don't know if the new updated part 11 and 12 of the RAR are the files that are causing the problems. Did anyone here used those 2 new updated part 11 and 12 Rar files? Maybe people don't have problems like me because they used the old original part 11 and 12 Rar files.

[ridley]

I don't know if the new updated part 11 and 12 of the RAR are the files that are causing the problems. Did anyone here used those 2 new updated part 11 and 12 Rar files? Maybe people don't have problems like me because they used the old original part 11 and 12 Rar files.

Sorry to hear you are experiencing problems, and thanks PurdueSteve for chipping in there with that advice.

I have just checked on my computer using files from the original part 1-10 RARs and new 11-12 RARs. Opening the VTS_01_0.IFO or VTS_02_0.IFO files using VLC Media Player plays the DVD fine for me. Windows Media Player also has no problems.

My suggestion would be to ignore the whole ISO thing and instead burn to a DVD using ImgBurn by doing the following:

- Click 'Write files/folders to Disc'
- Click 'Show Disc Layout Editor'
- Drag the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders into the bottom window
- Close this window and click the burn button on the bottom LH corner

Let me know if you have any other problems...

[ridley]

Thanks Ridley. I'm still downloading it, but I gave the video a sneak peak and the PQ is surprisingly good considering the FLV source. The whole package (menu, cover etc.) is fantastic - your design skills are exceptional.

Cheers Dan

If you're using the new Part 11 and 12, let me know if you have any problems playing the files as a DVD on your computer...

[sabathiel]

Sorry to hear you are experiencing problems, and thanks PurdueSteve for chipping in there with that advice.

I have just checked on my computer using files from the original part 1-10 RARs and new 11-12 RARs. Opening the VTS_01_0.IFO or VTS_02_0.IFO files using VLC Media Player plays the DVD fine for me. Windows Media Player also has no problems.

My suggestion would be to ignore the whole ISO thing and instead burn to a DVD using ImgBurn by doing the following:

- Click 'Write files/folders to Disc'
- Click 'Show Disc Layout Editor'
- Drag the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders into the bottom window
- Close this window and click the burn button on the bottom LH corner

Let me know if you have any other problems...

I try opening VTS_01_0.IFO or VTS_02_0.IFO and I had the same problems. Just the DVD menu and options but I click on any of the options and nothing happened. I opened Video TS folder and found that VTS_01_0.IFO is only 68Kb and VTS_02_0.IFO is only 26Kb. No wonder they don't play anything because I think they should be Gb sizes. I will try and burn to a DVD using ImgBurn by following your instructions and will let you know the result.

[sabathiel]

Sorry to hear you are experiencing problems, and thanks PurdueSteve for chipping in there with that advice.

I have just checked on my computer using files from the original part 1-10 RARs and new 11-12 RARs. Opening the VTS_01_0.IFO or VTS_02_0.IFO files using VLC Media Player plays the DVD fine for me. Windows Media Player also has no problems.

My suggestion would be to ignore the whole ISO thing and instead burn to a DVD using ImgBurn by doing the following:

- Click 'Write files/folders to Disc'
- Click 'Show Disc Layout Editor'
- Drag the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders into the bottom window
- Close this window and click the burn button on the bottom LH corner

Let me know if you have any other problems...

I am not sure if we are using the same version of IMGBurn. But I cannot find 'show disc layout editor' after clicking on 'write files/folders to disc'. So I am stuck on step 2.

[ridley]

I am not sure if we are using the same version of IMGBurn. But I cannot find 'show disc layout editor' after clicking on 'write files/folders to disc'. So I am stuck on step 2.

I was using Version 2.5.1.0, but it appears to be same in version 2.5.5.0:

I opened Video TS folder and found that VTS_01_0.IFO is only 68Kb and VTS_02_0.IFO is only 26Kb. No wonder they don't play anything because I think they should be Gb sizes.

IFO files are usually less than 100kb as they are only information files used to store info on menus, chapters etc.

This post has been edited by ridley: Feb 23 2011, 8:20 pm

[sabathiel]

I am using the latest version and I think the screen looks different. It looks like this:



It doesn't say 'show disc layout editor'.

[ridley]

I am using the latest version and I think the screen looks different. It looks like this:

It doesn't say 'show disc layout editor'.

Ok, figured it out - go to the input tab above and tick 'Advanced'