Michael Hennebry

Do not know how to delete. Originally intended as an "addendum" to previous post.

dvdstyler couldn't handle your dvd.dvds even after I changed all the backslashes to slashes. I'm on LInux, Fedora 33. I should upgrade soon. The file mentioned only two of my videos and none in the tltleset section. The titleset vobs listed no files at all. I added my files with a file= in each of the titleset vobs. I got a transcoding error. Added a video format="3"/ to the offending vob/ element. Got another transcoding error. Added the video element to the remaining tltleset vobs. Got another...

I got a transcoding error. Added a to the offending <vob> element. Got another transcoding error. Added the video element to the remaining tltleset vobs. Got another transcoding error, something about audio/video synchronization. Added a to all the titleset <vob file="...">,,,</vob>s. Got my .iso file.</vob>

dvdstyler couldn't handle your dvd.dvds even after I changed all the backslashes to slashes. I'm on LInux, Fedora 33. I should upgrade soon. The file mentioned only two of my videos and none in the tltleset section. The titleset vobs listed no files at all. I added my files with a file= in each of the titleset vobs. I got a transcoding error. Added a to the offending <vob> element. Got another transcoding error. Added the video element to the remaining tltleset vobs. Got another transcoding error,...

Thanks. I added file='s and audio and video elements to the vob elements. The result is a lot like I had before Play all does what it says. Select title gives me six blank buttons with no arrow, functional or otherwise. The buttons give me the first six videos, including the second one. Did you have to edit the xml directly?

dvd.dvds

Grrr. I'm feeling stupid. How do I attach?

Thanks folks. I got it to work, sort of. Gave it eight files. Transcoding seemed to work well. I left most things as defaults, mostly because I was not sure how to change them. Had to point dvdstyler at a USB drive for want of enough space elsewhere. Pointing a video player at the iso file showed buttons for the last two of the eight. A left-pointing arrow was non-functional. Using a menu not on my DVD player, I managed to see buttons for the first six files. Five of them worked. The second and third...