Next, I insert a blank disc and try to force iSkysoft to burn it which it can do normally just fine. However, I cannot not get AnyDVD to recognize the file on my PC.
With regard to FluxPlayer, the file types are as listed in my original post. Sadly, the PC files' 1 time burn option is expired. Anyway, that seems workable but obviously copy-protected at some point. Clicking on the visible files in E: drive which I think are run via AnyDVD. I think this is the image from AnyDVD but not sure. Otherwise file types are typical VOB, etc. It appears to run well under VLC with clickables on the title menu working. Total size: 2293056 sectors (4478 MBytes)įound & removed structural copy protection!įound & removed 32 potential bad sector protections! So I tried 1 of those.Ī VERY different readout is now generated by Any DVD (title edited by me for this post). So I DO APOLOGIZE FOR THAT! These were paid-for discs shipped by the merchant.The merchant allows a single burn to disc option from online downloads and I've a few of those. Media is locked to region(s): 1 2 3 4 5 6! At least, that's something! This is the read-out from AnyDVD: it appears I was wrong about the discs being protected. The largest file is titled, "VTS_01_0" as you might expect. Inside the video folder, it shows the usual BUP, IFO, and VOB files. Loading a disc in the burner of the PC shows (in explorer) the usual AUDIO_TS & VIDEO_TS folders. fluxDVD unknown but play brief audio clip only just like VLC. Same sounds loop no matter what title is opened this way, BTW. I think it's playing the audio "loop" from the title screen over and over. VLC names the file as, "VTS_01_0.XVO" quote. Opening it with only VLC I am hearing fine audio but no video. The Windows property info of the pc stored file says, ".fluxDVD" Flux Media file.
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