[Hello Im Johnny Cash]

Why can't I burn two or more folders containing same-name files, such as "VTS_01_1.VOB"? The files with the same name are in different folders so I though it'd work fine, but nope. And neither does changing the names. Im using Nero if that helps.

[fredg]

Hi,
The vob file names are not valid file names, and won't be recognized.
Try this, see if it works:
Use the IFOEDIT to create IFO files.
Click on the "Create IFO" button, and browse to the first vob file.
Reference:
http://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t197380.html
Best of luck. If this doesn't solve it, please post back.

[Curlyben]

Have you tried burning as a DATA DVD ?
Are you trying to burn all of the files to the Video_TS folder ?
I use Roxio and one of the options that gives me is a DVD builder program.
This allows for setting up a custom menu system.
I'm not sure if Nero has the same functionality but I would have thought so.
May be worth a try.

[Hello Im Johnny Cash]

Have you tried burning as a DATA DVD ?
Are you trying to burn all of the files to the Video_TS folder ?
I use Roxio and one of the options that gives me is a DVD builder program.
This allows for setting up a custom menu system.
I'm not sure if Nero has the same functionality but I would of thought so.
May be worth a try.

Would a data DVD play the videos on my DVD player?:confused:

[Curlyben]

I have no idea but its worth a try.

[fredg]

Hi, Johnny,
The info I got about the vob files not being recognized as valid file names was from other research; and was in regards to Nero not recognizing them.
http://www.moviecodec.com/topics/12134p1.html
The above link is used as reference for something you might want to check on, and that is:
This particular person was using Dynex DVD's, which were called Premium. He had the same problem as you. Then, he tried Memorex and/or Maxell and his system worked fine. Just a thought on the brand of DVD you are using.
Best of luck.