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where to start?
I have got a few .mpg video clips and want to put them on dvd to watch in my player and can't seem to figure it out. Nero says i'm missing the video_ts.ifo and video_ts.bup. If anyone can point me in the proper diffection or tell me where i can find a guide that would be great. Not even sure what format is best?
We need more information like what program did you use to encode them and author the files, what format, etc.
these files i downloaded and have not been encoded or authored they are in the same format as when i got them .mpg
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the exception of the video tilt
if video was striaghter i'd give it a higher rating..
My rating is based on a TS..not camparing it to anyother type of release.. e.g. cam,dvd rip,screener, etc... -Quote by Naught1
It's possible that you may not have to convert the video, just the audio. I use DVDLab, just drop the mpg files in and let it demux then convert the audio then compile the project (it has menus and connections and backgrounds etc. you can fool with too). You can burn with DVDLab or use Nero to burn if you want, just drag the folders from your compiled project into it. It's fantastic if your dvd player will play them. You can fit a LOT of video on one DVD this way. 
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