covering all sort of music genres, from classical concerts to rock, pop, jazz, etc. At present, the DVD-Audio catalog includes several thousand titles ranging from Bach to Beethoven, Eric Clapton to Seal, Beatles to Queen. AUDIO_TS would store the files for DVD-Audio.Īs the DVD-Audio format didn't caught to the large public there are not that many DVD-Audio discs released. Obviously DVD-Video uses VIDEO_TS folder to store its files. DVD-Audio is capable of delivering significant benefits over standard CD Digital Audio, not just in sound quality, but also in the delivery of additional bonus material and video clips. So it is better to have it there for playability compliance.ĪUDIO_TS was designed to accomodate the DVD-Audio files to deliver the high-fidelity audio content in DVD format. In rare occasions older standalone players will not play a disc that nas no AUDIO_TS folder in the structure. PVM is also probably some kind of proprietary file used by OpenDVD.ĪUDIO_TS is a part of DVD standard. Just to see if it's temporary work files left over that would be copies of what is in VIDEO_TS.DVD is not a disc image, but it's used by programs to write disc image files or to load them as virtual drives. VOB file in something like Windows Media Player, if your version of Windows supports it, or something like Media Player Classic Home Cinema. The VOB file is a video object file, a container file that has both the audio and video streams to be played. I'd be curious to see what the ClickMe file loads in your web browser. Personally, I've NEVER seen a use for AUDIO_TS. Apparently, AUDIO_TS is for some weirdly authored types of discs where extra audio streams are placed there. However, EVERY single DVD Video I've ever seen since 2002 has had an empty AUDIO_TS folder.
According to the DVD Video standard, a disc must contain an AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder. AUDIO_TS will be added by ImgBurn if you add only a VIDEO_TS.
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