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TORRENT MEGATHREAD - Full Game Downloads!

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DVD Folder or ISO?

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i must be really missing something i just found my nero cd with is 6. 6 and burned it just like the directions say on page 1 of this thread and it came up with errors. i also have roxio 8 if there are any step by step directions for burning to dvd after downloading from azureaus i would appreciated it.
 
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I have nero 6 also.

Just open up Nero Express through the left panel on the SmartStart screen. Or you can open it up by going to start and all programs and finding it there.

Once that opens up click on DVD-Video Files.
Then click the ADD button in the upper right hand corner.
Select the video_ts folder (It's in the DVD_Files folder) that you downloaded using azureus and click Add.
Once That all loads up click finished on the add file dialouge box.

On the main screen you should now see all the files listed.
Be sure on the little drop down box that you have DVD5(4483MB) selected and not DVD9(8125MB)
Go ahead and push Next.
Select your DVD-RW drive and then give the dvd a name.
Hit Burn and you'll be done in a few minutes.

Hope that helps.
 
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buckeyedelite;611949; said:
How come the texas osu game 2006 is cut off on the right side of the screen almost one quarter of the screen. It's the full picture of the game but the right one quarter of the screen is black.
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that must be something specific to your player or how you burned it.

I've found that one of my DVD players doesn't fully work with how I burn these DVDs. It won't let me view the menu. I have to pop it in the 360 to be able to access the highlight footage.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;611997; said:
I used nero.

What problems are you having exactly?
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Thanks for the quick response. The program I'm using is some Sonic program that came preinstalled on my laptop. There's no easy option to burn a DVD and the only thing I can do is like start a DVD project but then when I tried to add the VOB files it wanted me to convert them but then caused an error. The programs is Sonic DigitalMedia LE v7.

I figure it won't work and it's just making me mad lol so I was just going to see what programs you guys use.
 
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Never fiddled with Sonic before. I find it hard to believe it won't let you import .vob files, but.. hey, what do I know.

Are there different burning modes? For example, on Nero, it gives a crap load of different options. If I want to burn an Mpeg file, I use one of the burning modes (the actual name of it escapes me at the moment) it lets me edit the menus, etc.. actually "Create" a DVD as it were. Then there is this other mode I use for the game files and other .vob things where all the "Creation" stuff has been done by someone else (ie TimBUCK2 or Rock3tman)

I'd check thru some of your menus and see if you have any other ways to load video in to Sonic.
 
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I threw together a quick guide using Nero Express 6. This is how I burn the DVDs, although virtually any DVD burning software package can do the same thing.

Here's a link to the guide with screenshots.

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Here's the text-only steps:

How to burn a playable DVD using timBUCK2's torrent files and Nero Express 6

1) Launch Nero Express 6, select your DVD burner from the drop-down list, and then click "DVD-Video Files"

2) Add the entire torrent download folder to the second screen. Nero will automatically add the valid DVD video files to the project. (.BUP, .IFO, and .VOB files)
Tip: You can just drag and drop the entire 200X_GameX_OhioStateVsXXXXX_CollectorDVD_timBUCK2 folder into the Nero screen pictured below

3) Ensure that your DVD burner is selected as the Current Recorder, and click the "Burn" button leaving the default options listed below.
 
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