GeorgeW wrote:maddrummer3301 wrote:....
@madrummer, took me a little bit, but I finally got your reference on the insurance duck -- AFLAC
Regards,
George
still don't get it 
Creating a disc Image
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Here you go Heinz...
They don't run the Aflac commercials down under? You don't know what you're missing....
http://www.aflac.com/us/en/aboutaflac/a ... cials.aspx
They don't run the Aflac commercials down under? You don't know what you're missing....
http://www.aflac.com/us/en/aboutaflac/a ... cials.aspx
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happyhart
Creating a disc Image file
maddrummer3301:
W-o-o H-o-o!!!! You did it. Simple and it worked. I did the export thing and that's what I needed. Thanks and I got the Duck thing too.
W-o-o H-o-o!!!! You did it. Simple and it worked. I did the export thing and that's what I needed. Thanks and I got the Duck thing too.
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happyhart
heinz-oz:
The ISO file is a specially coded file that contains all the files and folders that go on a DVD, there is no mpeg file named as such, there are only two folders, VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS on a DVD. Not that you could make them visible in an ISO image though, but they are there, coded in a way that a burning program with the right capabilities can read and burn to a DVD blank in the correct format. Inside the VIDEO_TS folder you would find files with the extensions .IFO; .BUP; .VOB but no mpeg at all. The AUDIO_TS folder is always empty.
I found these files on my HD and burned a DVD with "DVD Shrink" but it's not what I wanted to achieve. I wanted multi-episodes on on DVD when I needed.
Thanks for your imput though.
The ISO file is a specially coded file that contains all the files and folders that go on a DVD, there is no mpeg file named as such, there are only two folders, VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS on a DVD. Not that you could make them visible in an ISO image though, but they are there, coded in a way that a burning program with the right capabilities can read and burn to a DVD blank in the correct format. Inside the VIDEO_TS folder you would find files with the extensions .IFO; .BUP; .VOB but no mpeg at all. The AUDIO_TS folder is always empty.
I found these files on my HD and burned a DVD with "DVD Shrink" but it's not what I wanted to achieve. I wanted multi-episodes on on DVD when I needed.
Thanks for your imput though.