autorun VOB movie files/folder

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    autorun VOB movie files/folder


    I have these files in a folder and would like to download them to a disc. I would like the movie to autorun when inserted in a dvd player. Can anyone help please.
    Last edited by Brink; 26 Oct 2015 at 17:35. Reason: removed broken image
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    For me, burning both vob and sob files to a dvd using Nero, just burn it as a video dvd. What burning application do you have?
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    Morning Bart,

    I'm Errol Delahoussaye. I am using Windows DVD Maker. When I burn the files to a new disc for some reason the movie will not automatically start like the disc that I took the files from. Any idea how to fix it so that the newly burnt disc will start automatically.
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    Need some more info. Are you trying to play it in a regular DVD player or on the computer? If on the computer, put it in the drive and post a screen shot of the file structure on the disc. If on the computer, you may need to check the auto-play setting for what to do with that particular type of disc. A commercial DVD would have different structure properties from a disc you burned.

    i have to tell you that I am now laughing as to why you typed Morning Bart. That's not really my name, it's a reference to the real Bart Simpson from the TV cartoon.
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    Here is another laugh for you. When I read the quote I thought....man one rude SOB...lol. Never dawned on me who Bart Simpson really is. Anyway here is what comes up when I the disc in my computer: oops too many characters to send. Can i send you and email?
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    I prefer to not share my email here. You can post a screen shot here as an attachment. Have you registered here? Members should not have character limits for posting in threads.
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    I am about to go off line for a couple of hours at most. I need to install a new power supply. I'll be on later today.
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    Yes I have registered here. My first time using the forum, but I did find the attachment icon and have attached an explanation of what I am seeing.
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    It appears you burned a data disc rather than a dvd-video disc and did not name the disc. Did you just use the drag and drop function to burn the files to the disc rather than use aa application that will creata a proprietary movie disc? See the attachment I am providing. This is what Nero Burning Program shows for a dialog.
    Last edited by cyclops; 30 Nov 2015 at 09:55.
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  10. Posts : 543
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    Get this application and add the VOB folder which contains the Video_TS and Audio_TS folders to be burned to DVD. The interface looks very similar and simple to use.

    WinX DVD Author
    Free burn VOB to DVD with WinX DVD Author on Windows 7, 8, 10, XP, Vista...
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