In my example picture, we see that Max Supported Write Speed is 2x so I have went right ahead and selected it.īurn the DVD Now all that's left to do is to burn the DVD. If unsure, MAX should be an OK selection but if you are still paranoid then check out the media information that's right over the Write Speed settings. Make sure you don't pick an option that is faster than your media is capable of.
Now all that is left is to select your Write Speed. Verify will verify the written data afterwards. Test Mode will test to see if it will burn properly, if you are a little low on media this might be a useful option to select. If you have any virtual drives running (from Alcohol or Daemon Tools) then make sure that they aren't selected by mistake. Now you have to select your DVD writer ( Destination). Now it should fill in in the source field and some information on its label and overall size will appear under source.
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Now browse to the folder you saved the ISO file into with Folder2Iso and select it, then click Open. To select your Source file ( dvd.iso in my case) click the tiny folder icon under source. Select Source, Output Target and Write Speed Now we will do this in order. To select ISO Write, either click Mode -> ISO -> Write or simply hit the W key on your keyboard. ISO Read will allow you to rip the entire DVD to an ISO image and ISO Write (which is what we need) will allow you to burn an ISO image to a blank DVDR as long as it is not too big. IFO mode allows you to select an IFO and rip all the DVD files associated with it. File mode will allow you to rip whatever files you want from the list (usually all). These three options are changeable modes in DVD Decrypter. It can rip all the DVD files or just one set of them or it can rip them all as an ISO image. Launch DVD Decrypter and select ISO Write DVD Decrypter is primarily used to rip DVDs. Now once it has finished we are ready to use DVD Decrypter to burn. The amount of time it takes depends on the size of the ISO image. The progress bar will indicate the status of the process. It will not ask you to confirm beforehand so make sure that your settings are OK. I have just called mine DVD as you can see but it does not really matter what you choose here as your option.įolder2Iso - Generate ISO When you click the Generate ISO button, it will begin the process immediately. Now you can also give the DVD a volume label. Make sure yours looks the exact same and then click OK.įolder2Iso - Select Output Folder and File Now click the Select Output button and browse to a folder to save the file. As you can see in the pic, my folder is selected and covered in blue. If you do not click it, then the folder before it will be selected. Make sure that when you find the DVD folder, Click It.
Now click the Select Folder button and browse for your DVD folder. Then create an empty folder called AUDIO_TS. Create a new folder called DVD or something and put the VIDEO_TS folder into it. So copy all your DVD files into a folder and call it VIDEO_TS. The AUDIO_TS folder is usually empty but the VIDEO_TS folder must contain all you DVD files. bup etc.) WILL NOT WORK!! On a DVD, for compliancy issues you need an AUDIO_TS folder and a VIDEO_TS folder. Then simply clicking Generate Iso will begin the building process.įolder2Iso - Select Input Folder While this sounds like an extremely easy task, you have to remember that simply selecting the folder that contains the DVD files (.vob. All you really have to do is hit the Select Folder button and choose your folder that contains your DVD folders (make sure you read below to make sure you do it properly) and select an output directory and filename. Folder2ISO Interface Folder2Iso is a very simple program to use. If you have a 4.36GB folder, then you are going to have a 4.36GB ISO image. You will need enough space for your ISO image. DVD Decrypter - We will use this excellent freeware DVD ripper to burn the ISO image to a DVDR. Introduction & Requirements Folder2Iso - Needed to make an ISO image from a folder. You can also find more options to burn DVDs and folders in our Guides Section.
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How to burn a DVD Folder with ImgBurn We strongly recommend you follow the ImgBurn guide instead of this guide. We have a perfectly fine guide for burning folders (including DVD) with ImgBurn. There is good news though, Lightning_UK, the developer of DVD Decrypter, now provides and constantly updates ImgBurn, which picks up where DVD Decrypter left off and offers much better burning options.
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However, DVD Decrypter has not been updated in quite a long time and is no longer available to download here. IMPORTANT: DVD Decrypted Discontinued / New guide and tool! Note: Thank you for your interest in DVD Decrypter. This guide shows you a method to use to burn a folder to DVD using Folder2Iso and DVD Decrypter.
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