D:\Video_TS does not exist??? what does this mean?

Discussion in 'AnyDVD HD (DVD issues)' started by dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007.

  1. dawkins30

    dawkins30 Member

    I have the latest version of AnyDvd and it was working. But, now when I try to rip Video DVD to hard disk and go through the steps, it gives me an error stating D:\Video_TS does not exist. What does this mean?
     
    dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007
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  2. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    It means Anydvd couldn't find the video_ts folder on the d: drive. Is the original dvd disc in your d: drive?

    By the way, "rip video dvd to hard disk" should be used as a last resort only:
    read http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=328
     
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    Webslinger, Apr 7, 2007
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  3. dawkins30

    dawkins30 Member

    I currently have DVD Shrink

    HI,
    I currently use DVD Shrink to back up. Is that ok? The DVD is in the drive. I read your instructions on how I should properly use AnyDvd and that ripping should be a last resort. Honestly, I am a bit confused as to how to do the steps in your link. Could you give me a quick "for Dummies" version of the steps? It says to make sure AnyDvd is running in the background and to drag and drop the video_ts folder to my desktop...how do I get to all of that?
     
    dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007
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  4. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    1. If you're using Shrink read http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=885 fully ("rip video dvd to harddisk" should only be used on those titles listed)

    2. For getting to the video_ts folder, just use windows explorer and browse to the drive letter containing the original dvd.
     
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    Webslinger, Apr 7, 2007
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  5. dawkins30

    dawkins30 Member

    getting to the video_ts folder

    I assume that if I go to Start, My Computer, D:(Movie Title)...it is the same right? Could I just drag the title of the movie in the D: drive over to DVD shrink under DVD structure?
     
    dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007
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  6. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    It's the same if you're dragging the video_ts folder to your hard drive/desktop, yes.

    Frankly, if it's not one of the titles listed here http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=885
    then I would just run Shrink with Anydvd running in the background and select "open disk" instead of ripping first.
    Then choose the drive containing the original dvd.
     
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    Webslinger, Apr 7, 2007
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  7. dawkins30

    dawkins30 Member

    AnyDVD running in background

    When I right click on the AnyDVD icon at the bottom right hand corner of my computer screen (not sure what you call that area), "AutoStart" has a checkmark by it. Does this mean that when I put a DVD into the D drive that AnyDVD is automatically running in the background? Or do I have to manually do something to ensure that it is running in the background??
     
    dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007
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  8. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    Autostart means that Anydvd loads when Windows loads, automatically. If the red fox icon is on your toolbar that means Anydvd is running.
     
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    Webslinger, Apr 7, 2007
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  9. dawkins30

    dawkins30 Member

    thanks

    thank you for your time and help!!
     
    dawkins30, Apr 7, 2007
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  10. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    Anytime :)
     
    Webslinger, Apr 7, 2007
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