Gents, normally when I have burned DVD9 AVCHD's I have had folder structures. it's been quite some time since I burned one via an ISO.
Well... I just snagged the AVCHD ISO of Star Wars Despecialized and... uh... I am blanking on what I need to do differently.
Can anyone clarify? All the guides that come up from Google involve folder structures. None deal with ISO's and an ISO is what you can dl in regards to Star Wars Despecialized.
Thanks!
'Write image file to disc' or 'write' mode. Select iso file and burn.
The files and folders will be visible on the disc after it's burned - the iso is just the delivery package (you can use Daemontools or similar to dig around inside it should you need to).
I could have sworn you needed to put ImgBurn into a special write mode for these, but maybe I am mistaken. it's been a long while.
Right now I have just two DVD9's left so I hope you are right, loL!
You'll be fine, trust me!
The only complication comes if you are given a .MDS file to go with the .ISO. If you are, you should load that into imgburn (instead of the ISO itself) because it gives instructions on layer break position and such.
Without one you'll probably be asked to specify the layer break yourself (it should be a fairly simple choice).
I am attempting to do this on current mac using Toast 12 Titanium with BR/HD plugin. For the life of me, I can not get finished discs to play.
I'm attempting to burn onto DVD+R DL media using the usb superdrive at 4X limited speed.
I've burned ISO disc images that result in a BDMV file and CERTIFICATE folder.
I've burned BDMV Folders.
I've burned DVD-ROM's.
I can watch 0000.m2ts (8.48 GB) in the STREAM folder on my mac by viewing Show Package Contents for BDMV.
What I want to do is burn to a DVD+R DL that will play via the BluRay app on the xbox one. I just can't make it work.
Any help will be supremely appreciated.
Hi, I am having the exact same problem as you. Did you ever find the solution to this problem?