Originally posted by: ron2112
Judging from the fact that they're not in the VIDEO_TS folder, I'm assuming they're not necessary to the functionality of the disc proper. I appreciate the thought on the part of whoever included them, but if I can't watch them from the DVD menu I believe I'll save myself some download time and skip those.
Ron Moses
Originally posted by: lordjedi
It was part of the usenet post. It looks like it's from when they had a Star Wars themed episode.
It was part of the usenet post. It looks like it's from when they had a Star Wars themed episode.
Judging from the fact that they're not in the VIDEO_TS folder, I'm assuming they're not necessary to the functionality of the disc proper. I appreciate the thought on the part of whoever included them, but if I can't watch them from the DVD menu I believe I'll save myself some download time and skip those.
Ron Moses
Not only that, but it doesn't look like they're ready for viewing yet either. The files (m2v and ac3) need to be muxed in order to get the audio. Unless I'm doing something wrong (that is a possibility). VLC played the m2v file, but there's no audio. Maybe another media player can play them both without needing to mux them.