Not to watch discs, but I have Video_TS folders, and of course I can't watch them. I've downloaded every codec I can find, but yet nothing. Can anyone please help? Thanks 
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DVD watcher program?
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Apple's DVD player that came with your computer can play them.
File -> open media (or open TS folder - this might need to be enabled in preferences)
VLC is another good option.
File -> open media (or open TS folder - this might need to be enabled in preferences)
VLC is another good option.
What would I need to change? It won't let me open the folder, but will only let me open the individual files, which won't play.
It's NOT iDVD, but DVD player. 2 different applications.
You don't need to change anything. I can only think of 2 options:
1. You have an old mac (at least 4 years) that comes with an old version of DVD player which doesn't support DVD media on the harddrive
2. You are making a mistake simmilar to Coogee's, using a different app.
If you still can't open the folder, I woulg give VLC a try. Now that I think more about it, you may be refering to VLC and not DVD player, is this correct?
I downloaded a torrent, and it comes with a Video_TS folder. In it are a bunch of unplayable files.
I realize now this might be in the wrong forum, but it'd be great if you helped. Does VLC play those kinds of files?
I realize now this might be in the wrong forum, but it'd be great if you helped. Does VLC play those kinds of files?
iDVD is for creating dvds. It doesn't play them. It doesn't edit video. It takes a bunch of clips that you created in iMovie or Final Cut and makes a DVD out of them.
DVD Player .... plays DVDs. And like the guy above said, all modern versions play TS folders too.
VLC is more complex but does a lot of things.
Get the latest VLC here -
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
when installed and started, click on File -> Open File .. , navigate to the folder that contains the TS files, and click on Open. It can be a little bit confusing.
DVD Player .... plays DVDs. And like the guy above said, all modern versions play TS folders too.
VLC is more complex but does a lot of things.
Get the latest VLC here -
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
when installed and started, click on File -> Open File .. , navigate to the folder that contains the TS files, and click on Open. It can be a little bit confusing.
