Hi all,

I posted about this problem in the DVD Newbie forum and it has to do with torrents and the usual programs not being able to recognize them. I haven't gotten a single reply and I don't understand why I haven't when there's so many Guru's on this web site. If I'm not supposed to post for help with torrent files, I'd think somebody could at least tell me so I wouldn't expect help.

The title to my post in the DVD Newbie Forum is "Problem with ANY program recognizing .bup, .ifo, .vob files". You'll see where 1 of the posts was closed by the Administrator because I mistakenly posted it twice and this post might get closed as well.

I've done so many searches using the title of my post but haven't come up with any solutions to the problem. Maybe there isn't one, maybe the files are corrupt and there's nothing I can do about it.

I'd really appreciate it if one of the Guru's who hangs out on AD would take a look at my post and maybe offer their help or advice.

Thanks, tallguy53, aka Mike

@ tallguy53
You posted your other message yesterday, ( http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/625879 ), which is not such a long time to go without an answer. Sometimes, people tend to have life, you know, especially on weekends:~).

Did you try using FixVts to repair any structural errors? Depending on the method used for ripping/authoring, some DVD compilations do not keep the proper structure. For me it happened to get that error a few times while trying to burn some DVDs after ripping with DVD Decrypter( I think it might have been in "File Mode" movie only).

What are the names of all the files that you have in the Video_Ts folder?

Maybe cyprusrom can help you in this one - http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/625810#3783347 :)