Hi Charles - based on earlier reponses I copied the
entire DVD as a disk image, onto my desktop for easy
retreival. When I go to play it through DVD Player,
it "knows" that there is a movie wanting to play but I
get herky-jerky video and audio, or sometimes just
audio. The little grey control panel does not seem to
properly control the movie at all.
Would copying just VIDEO_TS, rather than the entire
DVD, help at all?
Machine is a G4 processor with 1 gig of RAM and latest
OSX. We have ben burning home movie DVD's for ages so
the machine certainly has plenty of video cred.
Thanks in adance, John
> Yes, you can do this. If you mount a DVD as a disk
> in the finder, when
> opening it you will see a folder called VIDEO_TS.
> Copy that folder onto
> your hard drive. DVD Player (and VLC, btw) can play
> the contents of
> that folder.
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