I know NERO creates an audio folder and a video folder when creating a dvd and any dvd I have read has an audio folder. The folder is empty, is the folder neccesary. I have never tried to create a dvd without the audio folder. Just wondering?
DVDs have an AUDIO_TS folder and a VIDEO_TS folder. I'm assuming that the AUDIO_TS folder is used for stuff like DVD-Audio, because you're right, it doesn't serve a purpose on most DVD's. Just leave it, I'm pretty sure you can delete it, but it's just a meaningless folder, forget about it. Hope that helps, -EMAN _X_X_X_X_X_[small]check out my sites: Personal - http://www.lookItsMySite.com (currently in shambles) Business - http://www.djEntertainment.biz (brand new)[/small]
On older players the empty AUDIO_TS folder aided in compatibilty, ie some players would not register it as a compliant dvd and therefore would not play it. However I never (personally, but does not mean nobody had an issue) came across an instance where this was actually correct. More and more commercial dvd's are being released without the AUDIO_TS folder, which suggests it was actually a myth rather than a rule of thumb. You can try it without it, and I would expect it to work as well as if it it was included. I have never included an AUDIO_TS folder and have never encountered an issue because it wasn't there. Choice is yours really, leave it/remove it/never include it............. _X_X_X_X_X_[small]Beware of the Pixies - they move in over night and turn your life upside down [/small]
