Use MediaInfo https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline on one of the VTS_01_1.VOB files on one of your DVD's located in the VIDEO_TS folder. Attach the text file to the forum post. Maybe you used DTS audio on the DVD which is no longer supported in PD20. If that's the case, you'd have to convert the files to something PD20 can handle.

Jeff

Quote Use MediaInfo https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline on one of the VTS_01_1.VOB files on one of your DVD's located in the VIDEO_TS folder. Attach the text file to the forum post. Maybe you used DTS audio on the DVD which is no longer supported in PD20. If that's the case, you'd have to convert the files to something PD20 can handle.

Jeff

Thanks Jeff I am going to check that.Do you have any idea why it would work on power2go13 and no tPD20? VINCENT SAVARINO

Quote Thanks Jeff I am going to check that.Do you have any idea why it would work on power2go13 and no tPD20?

Since Power2Go has not been updated in since like 2020, DTS would still be functional. If you have a previous version of PD, like 19, 18, or the like, it would work there too.

Rather than guessing, easier to see the file and then determine how one might proceed.

Jeff

Quote Use MediaInfo https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline on one of the VTS_01_1.VOB files on one of your DVD's located in the VIDEO_TS folder. Attach the text file to the forum post. Maybe you used DTS audio on the DVD which is no longer supported in PD20. If that's the case, you'd have to convert the files to something PD20 can handle.

Jeff

I did as you suggested I cannot paste anything into the dialogue box here,It shows AUDIOS 1, AUDIO 2, AUDIO3.
All 3 have AC-3 audio. VINCENT SAVARINO

Quote I did as you suggested I cannot paste anything into the dialogue box here,It shows AUDIOS 1, AUDIO 2, AUDIO3.
All 3 have AC-3 audio.

As mentioned prior, you can attach the whole text file as a document (the Attachments button below msg window). That's Dolby Digital, are you by chance on a WIN 7 system with PD20?

Where these discs created with a prior version of PD, which version?

Jeff

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As mentioned prior, you can attach the whole text file as a document (the Attachments button below msg window). That's Dolby Digital, are you by chance on a WIN 7 system with PD20?

Where were these discs created with a prior version of PD, which version?

Jeff

No Im on Windows 10.The video footage was recorded on a mini DV VHS TAPE, the editing I think I did with VLC
but I am not 100% sure it was a long time ago. The computer I had at the time had an internal disc writer?reader. VINCENT SAVARINO

MediaInfo detail a little strange for a DVD, bitrate is really high at 14.2 Mb/s.

What I'd try:
1) Enter Capture room of PD20 Alt F9. With DVD in tray check "Video" to capture entire DVD contents to a MPEG file. Use the red "Record" button to capture. If you have more than 1 title on the DVD, each title will be saved as a mpg file. See if this file has audio in PD20.
or
2) Drop entire VIDEO_TS file into HandBrake and convert each title on DVD if you have more than 1 to basic MP4 files. See if this file has audio in PD20.

Jeff

It is possible that the OP posted the mediainfo for the chapters menu and not the one for the actual videos on the dvd.

See the screenshot. This DVD will play properly on my Sony but chokes on the menu on a cheaper brand standalone player. The OP’s VTS_01_0.VOB is the 15 sec. Chapters menu on my dvd. The bitrate is higher than that in the normal VTS_01_1.VOB which is the video that plays on the dvd. The bitrate on those menus are always higher on my PD created DVDs unless hardware encoding is used in the past.

Quote It is possible that the OP posted the mediainfo for the chapters menu and not the one for the actual videos on the dvd.

See the screenshot. This DVD will play properly on my Sony but chokes on the menu on a cheaper brand standalone player. The OP’s VTS_01_0.VOB is the 15 sec. Chapters menu on my dvd. The bitrate is higher than that in the normal VTS_01_1.VOB which is the video that plays on the dvd. The bitrate on those menus are always higher on my PD created DVDs unless hardware encoding is used in the past.

I doubt it was authored with PD as PD has only used variable bit rate mode (chapters or content) for DVD and OP attached MediaInfo has Constant bit rate.

Jeff

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I doubt it was authored with PD as PD has only used variable bit rate mode (chapters or content) for DVD and OP attached MediaInfo has Constant bit rate.

Jeff

It was definitely not PD,I started with PD in 2017, these DVDs I made 2005-2010. VINCENT SAVARINO