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Windows 7 - Can I delete Audio_Ts and Video_Ts Files?

 
02-03-2012   #1


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Can I delete Audio_Ts and Video_Ts Files?

Hello,
I removed content from a DVD and saved to Audio_TS and Video_Ts files. These files were saved in my documents, to burn a DVD. Converted the files to DVD, then had the excess files, (Audio_Ts and Video_Ts), along with an empty Ts folder. Now that these files have been converted to Mpeg, can I delete them? The BUP files were also part of these files. I see no need to keep these files, once the conversion has completed. Any and all information is appreciated.

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02-03-2012   #2
Arc


windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
 
 


If they are converted in mpeg, there is no need to keep the other files and folders. Even the decrypted files from a DVD can be run smoothly using the .vob files only.
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02-03-2012   #3


windows 7, 64 bit, home premium
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Arc View Post
If they are converted in mpeg, there is no need to keep the other files and folders. Even the decrypted files from a DVD can be run smoothly using the .vob files only.
Thank you very much Arc. I did delete all files. Your assistance is truly appreciated.
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